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Yale Young Global Scholars 2018

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Eligibility

Candidate between 15 to 17 years of age

Region

All

Award

100% tuition fee

Deadline

Closed

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About The Program

Yale University invites applications for Yale Young Global Scholars 2018 from students between the ages of 15 and 17. A student must have one or two years to complete high school after they attend the program. 

EligibilityDeadline Date: Closed
  • Candidate must be between 15 and 17 years of age.
  • Candidate must have 1 or 2 years to complete high school.
  • At the time of application, a candidate must be in US grade 10 or 11 (or international equivalent).
  • Candidate of any nationality is eligible to apply.

 

How can you apply?

Procedure to apply for the scholarship-
Step 1: Open the link to apply.
Step 2: Click on login or create an account.
Step 3: Fill in all the details.
Step 4: Attach all the required documents.
Step 5: Submit the application form.

More Details
Terms and Conditions

Required Documents:

  • Resume / activities list
  • Official school transcript
  • Two recommendations
  • Standardized test scores, if available (these are not required)
  • One 500 word essay and two 200 word essays
  • USD 60 application fee
  • Income Certificate of last 3 years
  • A statement explaining about the need for the scholarship. 
Contact Details

Yale Young Global Scholars Program Office of International Affairs 393 Prospect Street New Haven, CT 06511 USA FAX: +1 (203) 436-2395 PHONE: +1 (203) 436-9391

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FAQ's

How many students participate in each session of the Yale Young Global Scholars Program?
The New Haven sessions are capped at about 250 students per session. These sessions include Applied Science and Engineering (ASE), International Affairs and Security (IAS), Frontiers of Science and Technology (FST), Sustainable Development and Social Entrepreneurship (SDSE), Biological and Biomedical Science (BBS), and Politics, Law, and Economics (PLE). We believe in limiting the size of our sessions so that students and instructors will have more opportunities to work together, and so that all session participants can live together in one of Yale’s historic residential colleges.
Asia in the 21st Century (ATC)  session is limited to 90 students. This smaller program size ensures that program participants get to know each other on a more substantial level, and it promotes a strong sense of community amongst participants, instructors, and staff.

Is admission competitive?
Admission to each session of the program is very selective; for summer 2017, YYGS accepted 24% of applicants for all six sessions. While there is no competitive advantage to applying early, we encourage you to submit application materials as early as they are available to ensure that your application is complete by February 6, 2018.

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