Office of National Fellowships and Scholarships

June 3, 2019: for those applying for study/research awards, check in with Fellowships Director and ONFS

July 1, 2019: for ETA and study/research, work with ONFS on essays begins

Sept 13, 2019: Internal Colgate deadline; initial application submitted

• Be a U.S. citizen
• Hold a bachelor's degree before the beginning date of the grant
• Present a plan or project which can be completed in one academic year
• Be available for an interview with Colgate's Fulbright Committee soon after September 15

• Be a sophomore or junior at the time of application
• Be a US citizen, national, or resident alien
• Have a highly competitive GPA
• Have at least one significant research experience to date
• Be nominated by Colgate. Nomination decisions will be made by our Goldwater Committee after review of application materials submitted for the campus deadline.

June 1: Check in with Fellowships Director; work on essays begins

Sept. 15: Internal Colgate deadline; initial application submitted

• Be a US citizen
• Be a current or rising senior or have received the BA after the April two years prior to the year of application
• Have a minimum cumulative GPA of 3.7
• Have an outstanding academic record, creative and original leadership experience, extensive community service, and ambassadorial potential
• Be nominated by Colgate. Nomination decisions will be made by our UK/Ireland Committee after review of application materials and campus interviews.

June 1: Check in with Fellowships Director; work on essays begins

Sept. 15: Internal Colgate deadline; initial application submitted

• Be at least 18 and not yet 24 years of age
• Be a US citizen or a lawful permanent resident (see note below)
• Complete the bachelor's degree prior to beginning studies at Oxford
• Demonstrate academic achievement, leadership, community service, concern for and protection of the weak, and vigor in extracurricular activities, which may or may not include sports
• Be nominated by Colgate. Nomination decisions will be made by our UK/Ireland Committee after review of application materials and campus interviews.

• Be a college junior at the time of application
• Be a US citizen, permanent resident, or US national
• Demonstrate significant leadership and a commitment to public service
• Plan to build a career in public service
• Have a highly competitive GPA

• Be a college sophomore or junior at the time of application
• Have a college GPA of at least "B"
• Be a US citizen, permanent resident, or US national
• Demonstrate commitment to the environment and plan to pursue careers related to the environment; or
• be Native American or Alaska Native students who demonstrate commitment to careers related to tribal public policy; or
• be Native American or Alaska Native students who demonstrate commitment to careers related to Native health care.
• Be nominated by Colgate. Nomination decisions will be made by our Udall Committee after review of application materials submitted for the campus deadline.

• Be in their senior year at the time of application
• Receive your degree prior to Aug. 1 of that year
• Create a project for a year of independent, purposeful exploration and travel
• Be nominated by Colgate. Nomination decisions will be made by our Watson Committee after review of application materials and campus interviews, which will take place soon after the campus deadline above.