Financial Assistance & Budget
Scholarships and Financial Assistance
Each year, Duke Law School is able to offer merit- and need-based assistance to highly qualified LLM applicants. This financial assistance generally takes the form of varying amounts of tuition scholarships. Duke Law LLM scholarships include the Judy Horowitz Scholarship, offered to an outstanding student with a demonstrated commitment for public interest from a developing country, the Moskovitz & Stern Scholarship offered to an outstanding student from Israel, and a scholarship to a student with a proven commitment to environmental protection and advocacy. In addition, Duke Law scholarships include general need- and merit-based scholarships.
Applicants who wish to be considered for a Duke Law scholarship must submit a scholarship request letter with their LLM application. Candidates who believe their academic and professional backgrounds qualify them to be considered for a Duke Law scholarship must submit a scholarship request letter with their LLM applications. Applicants’ admissibility to Duke and applicants’ scholarship requests are considered separately, and scholarship decisions will generally be made after an applicant has already been admitted.
The scholarship letter should specify the following: (1) whether an applicant expects to receive sponsorship support from an external source such as a governmental agency, employer, foundation, or another third party; (2) what, if any, family and/or personal funds the applicant intends to use to cover their graduate study and living expenses at Duke Law School; (3) the reasons the applicant believes they qualify for financial assistance, merit- or need-based. Reasons could include, for example, an outstanding previous academic record and/or a commitment to a legal career in academia or the public interest. English language ability is also a factor in scholarship consideration.
Applicants are encouraged to seek scholarship information from the American consulate about available scholarships granted by the U.S. government and other sources. They should also seek information about scholarships in their home countries. A substantial number of Duke LLM students have been recipients of scholarships granted by the Fulbright Program, DAAD, the Rotary Foundation, the World Bank, and a variety of national, state, corporate, university, and law firm sponsors. Applicants should also use the web to search for other potential sources of funding. Please see Possible Funding Resources for International Students for suggestions. Some students are able to obtain students loans if they are able to present a U.S. citizen to co-sign the loan.
Duke Law School will be glad to provide any documentation necessary for sponsors and should be informed about any scholarship awards. Please let us know if sponsors request an early admission decision. In special cases, early decisions can be provided.
Once admission is offered and accepted, proof of financial support is necessary before the visa process can be started. Accompanying family members will require additional funding. Once a student has matriculated, no scholarship assistance can be awarded. Some international students identify positions at the Law School as library or faculty assistants, but the remuneration is not substantial. Enrolled students may work at the University for no more than 20 hours a week. Students may not seek employment outside the University during the academic year.
Students should also consult with a relevant tax authority in their home country regarding the possibility of deducting their tuition payments from taxes.
Loan Options for International Students
Duke University has established a list of recommended private lenders available for incoming international students. View the list of lenders on the ELMSelect website and select “View Loans”.
Cost of Living Comparison to Durham, North Carolina
|
Housing |
Food & Groceries |
Overall Index |
---|---|---|---|
Ann Arbor, MI |
64% more expensive |
3% more expensive |
13% more expensive |
Berkeley, CA |
417% more expensive |
15% more expensive |
144% more expensive |
Boston, MA |
160% more expensive |
12% more expensive |
57% more expensive |
Charlottesville, VA |
25% more expensive |
2% more expensive |
10% more expensive |
Chicago, IL |
1% less expensive |
2% less expensive |
10% more expensive |
Los Angeles, CA |
198% more expensive |
5% more expensive |
80% more expensive |
New York, NY |
194% more expensive |
17% more expensive |
72% more expensive |
Palo Alto, CA |
1,174% more expensive |
25% more expensive |
343% more expensive |
Washington, DC |
141% more expensive |
15% more expensive |
54% more expensive |
*Data derived from 2023 Cost of Living Calculator provided by Sperling's Best Places at https://www.bestplaces.net/cost-of-living/.
Live Better on a Budget
The cost of housing and other living expenses vary significantly from city to city in the United States. It is important to understand costs outside of tuition when picking the right school for you. Choosing a place to live in Durham, North Carolina will be a pleasant and often more economical process, a nice change from living in a large, crowded city. Housing options are plentiful near Duke: You can choose from traditional apartment complexes (most come with pools, exercise facilities, and on-site laundry), urban lofts in transformed tobacco warehouses (also loaded with amenities and usually within steps of restaurants, coffee shops, and retail shops), and homes and condominiums for rent. Many students choose to share an apartment with a classmate; some rent their own place. Whatever your preference, Durham has something to offer.
Bring the Family
Many LLM students find Durham to be the ideal place for their families to live. Durham and nearby communities offer ample child-care options, high-quality schools, and endless opportunities for family fun and entertainment, including Durham's Museum of Life and Science, Chapel Hill's Kidzu, Raleigh's Marbles Museum, and myriad parks, lakes, forests, pools, and sports clubs — to name just a few.
Weather-Friendly City
Better weather equals more time to enjoy the beautiful outdoor experiences throughout North Carolina. Whether you want to drive to the beautiful North Carolina beaches or to the amazing Blue Ridge Mountains, our moderate temperatures throughout the fall, winter and spring make North Carolina an ideal location for an LLM experience.
|
Annual High Temperature1 |
Annual Low Temperature1 |
Average Snowfall2 |
Sunny Days Per Year3 |
---|---|---|---|---|
Durham, NC |
21°C |
9°C |
(Raleigh) 20 cm |
(Raleigh) 217 |
Ann Arbor, MI |
15°C |
5°C |
(Detroit) 109 cm |
(Detroit) 180 |
Berkeley, CA |
20°C |
9°C |
---- |
(San Francisco) 260 |
Boston, MA |
15°C |
7°C |
112 cm |
201 |
Chicago, IL |
15°C |
6°C |
102 cm |
189 |
Los Angeles, CA |
22°C |
13°C |
---- |
292 |
New York, NY |
17°C |
9°C |
76 cm |
234 |
Palo Alto, CA |
21°C |
8°C |
---- |
(San Francisco) 260 |
Philadelphia, PA |
18°C |
8°C |
56 cm |
205 |
Washington, DC |
18°C |
8°C |
51 cm |
---- |
1Annual High Temperature, Annual Low Temperature and Average Temperature provided by US Climate Data, https://www.usclimatedata.com.
2 Annual snowfall from NerdWallet article based data from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, https://www.nerdwallet.com/blog/snowfall-totals-city/.
3 Sunny days per year by state provided by Current Results website based on data from the National Climatic Data Center and World Data Center for Meteorology, https://www.currentresults.com/Weather/US/average-annual-state-sunshine.php
DUKE LAW SCHOOL GRADUATE PROGRAM
LLM - Full Academic Year
ESTIMATED BUDGET
2024 - 2025
Living Expenses | Single Student | Married Student |
Books & Supplies | $1,458 | $1,458 |
Rent & Utilities | $13,518 | $17,438 |
Food | $4,230 | $7,826 |
Miscellaneous (local travel, entertainment, etc.) | $6,300 | $10,836 |
Total Estimated Living Expenses | $25,506 | $37,558 |
Educational Expenses | Single Student | Married Student |
Tuition | $77,100 | $77,100 |
Health Fee | $968 | $968 |
Medical Insurance** | $3,283 | $6,451 |
Law Student Activity Fee | $150 | $150 |
Graduate Student Activity Fee | $38 | $38 |
Graduate Student Services Fee | $24 | $24 |
Transcript Fee | $120 | $120 |
Recreation Fee | $374 | $374 |
Total Estimated Educational Expenses | $82,057 | $85,225 |
TOTAL ESTIMATED EXPENSES | $107,563 | $122,783 |
PLEASE NOTE: This is an ESTIMATED budget and does not account for individual differences in housing accommodation, food selection, extensive travel, or owning a car during your stay. If dependents are joining you at Duke, proof of funding required to apply for your visa will need to include the additional amount noted above for your spouse, as well as $5,000 for each child.
**ALL F-1 and J-1 visa holders are REQUIRED to purchase the Duke University-sponsored Student Medical Insurance Plan (SMIP). The amount noted is for the current academic year and will be updated once Student Health confirms the new rate for students and dependents.
Bar application fees and the cost of bar exam preparatory courses are NOT included in the above amounts. Bar preparation courses are offered by private vendors, not by the Law School, and can cost several thousand dollars.
Scholarships and Financial Assistance
Each year, Duke Law School is able to offer merit- and need-based assistance to highly qualified LLM applicants. This financial assistance generally takes the form of varying amounts of tuition scholarships. Duke Law LLM scholarships include the Judy Horowitz Scholarship, offered to an outstanding student with a demonstrated commitment for public interest from a developing country, the Moskovitz & Stern Scholarship offered to an outstanding student from Israel, and a scholarship to a student with a proven commitment to environmental protection and advocacy. In addition, Duke Law scholarships include general need- and merit-based scholarships.
Applicants who wish to be considered for a Duke Law scholarship must submit a scholarship request letter with their LLM application. Candidates who believe their academic and professional backgrounds qualify them to be considered for a Duke Law scholarship must submit a scholarship request letter with their LLM applications. Applicants’ admissibility to Duke and applicants’ scholarship requests are considered separately, and scholarship decisions will generally be made after an applicant has already been admitted.
The scholarship letter should specify the following: (1) whether an applicant expects to receive sponsorship support from an external source such as a governmental agency, employer, foundation, or another third party; (2) what, if any, family and/or personal funds the applicant intends to use to cover their graduate study and living expenses at Duke Law School; (3) the reasons the applicant believes they qualify for financial assistance, merit- or need-based. Reasons could include, for example, an outstanding previous academic record and/or a commitment to a legal career in academia or the public interest. English language ability is also a factor in scholarship consideration.
Applicants are encouraged to seek scholarship information from the American consulate about available scholarships granted by the U.S. government and other sources. They should also seek information about scholarships in their home countries. A substantial number of Duke LLM students have been recipients of scholarships granted by the Fulbright Program, DAAD, the Rotary Foundation, the World Bank, and a variety of national, state, corporate, university, and law firm sponsors. Applicants should also use the web to search for other potential sources of funding. Please see Possible Funding Resources for International Students for suggestions. Some students are able to obtain students loans if they are able to present a U.S. citizen to co-sign the loan.
Duke Law School will be glad to provide any documentation necessary for sponsors and should be informed about any scholarship awards. Please let us know if sponsors request an early admission decision. In special cases, early decisions can be provided.
Once admission is offered and accepted, proof of financial support is necessary before the visa process can be started. Accompanying family members will require additional funding. Once a student has matriculated, no scholarship assistance can be awarded. Some international students identify positions at the Law School as library or faculty assistants, but the remuneration is not substantial. Enrolled students may work at the University for no more than 20 hours a week. Students may not seek employment outside the University during the academic year.
Students should also consult with a relevant tax authority in their home country regarding the possibility of deducting their tuition payments from taxes.
Loan Options for International Students
Duke University has established a list of recommended private lenders available for incoming international students. View the list of lenders on the ELMSelect website and select “View Loans”.
Cost of Living Comparison to Durham, North Carolina
|
Housing |
Food & Groceries |
Overall Index |
---|---|---|---|
Ann Arbor, MI |
64% more expensive |
3% more expensive |
13% more expensive |
Berkeley, CA |
417% more expensive |
15% more expensive |
144% more expensive |
Boston, MA |
160% more expensive |
12% more expensive |
57% more expensive |
Charlottesville, VA |
25% more expensive |
2% more expensive |
10% more expensive |
Chicago, IL |
1% less expensive |
2% less expensive |
10% more expensive |
Los Angeles, CA |
198% more expensive |
5% more expensive |
80% more expensive |
New York, NY |
194% more expensive |
17% more expensive |
72% more expensive |
Palo Alto, CA |
1,174% more expensive |
25% more expensive |
343% more expensive |
Washington, DC |
141% more expensive |
15% more expensive |
54% more expensive |
*Data derived from 2023 Cost of Living Calculator provided by Sperling's Best Places at https://www.bestplaces.net/cost-of-living/.
Live Better on a Budget
The cost of housing and other living expenses vary significantly from city to city in the United States. It is important to understand costs outside of tuition when picking the right school for you. Choosing a place to live in Durham, North Carolina will be a pleasant and often more economical process, a nice change from living in a large, crowded city. Housing options are plentiful near Duke: You can choose from traditional apartment complexes (most come with pools, exercise facilities, and on-site laundry), urban lofts in transformed tobacco warehouses (also loaded with amenities and usually within steps of restaurants, coffee shops, and retail shops), and homes and condominiums for rent. Many students choose to share an apartment with a classmate; some rent their own place. Whatever your preference, Durham has something to offer.
Bring the Family
Many LLM students find Durham to be the ideal place for their families to live. Durham and nearby communities offer ample child-care options, high-quality schools, and endless opportunities for family fun and entertainment, including Durham's Museum of Life and Science, Chapel Hill's Kidzu, Raleigh's Marbles Museum, and myriad parks, lakes, forests, pools, and sports clubs — to name just a few.
Weather-Friendly City
Better weather equals more time to enjoy the beautiful outdoor experiences throughout North Carolina. Whether you want to drive to the beautiful North Carolina beaches or to the amazing Blue Ridge Mountains, our moderate temperatures throughout the fall, winter and spring make North Carolina an ideal location for an LLM experience.
|
Annual High Temperature1 |
Annual Low Temperature1 |
Average Snowfall2 |
Sunny Days Per Year3 |
---|---|---|---|---|
Durham, NC |
21°C |
9°C |
(Raleigh) 20 cm |
(Raleigh) 217 |
Ann Arbor, MI |
15°C |
5°C |
(Detroit) 109 cm |
(Detroit) 180 |
Berkeley, CA |
20°C |
9°C |
---- |
(San Francisco) 260 |
Boston, MA |
15°C |
7°C |
112 cm |
201 |
Chicago, IL |
15°C |
6°C |
102 cm |
189 |
Los Angeles, CA |
22°C |
13°C |
---- |
292 |
New York, NY |
17°C |
9°C |
76 cm |
234 |
Palo Alto, CA |
21°C |
8°C |
---- |
(San Francisco) 260 |
Philadelphia, PA |
18°C |
8°C |
56 cm |
205 |
Washington, DC |
18°C |
8°C |
51 cm |
---- |
1Annual High Temperature, Annual Low Temperature and Average Temperature provided by US Climate Data, https://www.usclimatedata.com.
2 Annual snowfall from NerdWallet article based data from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, https://www.nerdwallet.com/blog/snowfall-totals-city/.
3 Sunny days per year by state provided by Current Results website based on data from the National Climatic Data Center and World Data Center for Meteorology, https://www.currentresults.com/Weather/US/average-annual-state-sunshine.php
DUKE LAW SCHOOL GRADUATE PROGRAM
LLM - Full Academic Year
ESTIMATED BUDGET
2024 - 2025
Living Expenses | Single Student | Married Student |
Books & Supplies | $1,458 | $1,458 |
Rent & Utilities | $13,518 | $17,438 |
Food | $4,230 | $7,826 |
Miscellaneous (local travel, entertainment, etc.) | $6,300 | $10,836 |
Total Estimated Living Expenses | $25,506 | $37,558 |
Educational Expenses | Single Student | Married Student |
Tuition | $77,100 | $77,100 |
Health Fee | $968 | $968 |
Medical Insurance** | $3,283 | $6,451 |
Law Student Activity Fee | $150 | $150 |
Graduate Student Activity Fee | $38 | $38 |
Graduate Student Services Fee | $24 | $24 |
Transcript Fee | $120 | $120 |
Recreation Fee | $374 | $374 |
Total Estimated Educational Expenses | $82,057 | $85,225 |
TOTAL ESTIMATED EXPENSES | $107,563 | $122,783 |
PLEASE NOTE: This is an ESTIMATED budget and does not account for individual differences in housing accommodation, food selection, extensive travel, or owning a car during your stay. If dependents are joining you at Duke, proof of funding required to apply for your visa will need to include the additional amount noted above for your spouse, as well as $5,000 for each child.
**ALL F-1 and J-1 visa holders are REQUIRED to purchase the Duke University-sponsored Student Medical Insurance Plan (SMIP). The amount noted is for the current academic year and will be updated once Student Health confirms the new rate for students and dependents.
Bar application fees and the cost of bar exam preparatory courses are NOT included in the above amounts. Bar preparation courses are offered by private vendors, not by the Law School, and can cost several thousand dollars.
Australian Federation of University Women Scholarships & Fellowships
https://www.postgraduatefunding.com/provider-170
Fulbright Scholarship for Belgian citizens
http://www.fulbright.be/awards/grants-for-belgian-and-luxembourgish-citizens/
Coordenação de Aperfeiçoamento de Pessoal de Nível Superior - Scholarship program for students from Brazil.
http://www.capes.gov.br/
Estudar Foundation
https://brazilfoundation.org/en/know-more/how-we-support/fundo-fundacao-estudar/
Canadian Federation of University Women program for Canadian students.
http://www.cfuw.org/
Mackenzie King Scholarships for Canadians
http://www.mkingscholarships.ca/index-e.html
COLFUTURO scholarship program oriented to students from Colombia. Duke Law and Colfuturo have entered into a collaborative agreement; please contact the organization directly for details.
http://www.colfuturo.org/index.php?page=1
Becas Chile grants scholarships for Chilean students.
http://www.becaschile.cl/
American-Scandinavian Foundation (ASF) program for students from Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Norway or Sweden.
http://www.amscan.org/study_in_america_details.html
Denmark-America Foundation & the Fulbright Commission offer grants and advising for Danes and Americans.
https://fulbrightcenter.dk/
American-Scandinavian Foundation (ASF) program for students from Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Norway or Sweden.
http://www.amscan.org/study_in_america_details.html
Finlandia Foundation National administrates grants and scholarships to celebrate, support and strengthen Finnish heritage and Finnish-American culture and traditions.
https://finlandiafoundation.org/programs/pjc-lindfors-legal-studies-fund/
Égide manages international exchange programmes for French students and interns on courses abroad.
http://www.egide.asso.fr/jahia/Jahia/accueil
Brain Capital LL.M. Education Fund financing program for German LL.M. students
https://hhl.braincapital.de/en/about-us.html
DAAD Scholarships for German Citizens
http://www.daad.org/
Fulbright scholarships for German students
http://www.fulbright.de/home/
Haniel Foundation
https://www.haniel-stiftung.de/en/promoting-future-generations/qualifications-for-working-internationally
Alexander S. Onassis Public Benefit Foundation grants scholarships for students from Greece.
http://www.onassis.org/en/scholarships-greeks.php
American-Scandinavian Foundation (ASF) program for students from Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Norway or Sweden.
http://www.amscan.org/study_in_america_details.html
Inlaks Foundation
https://www.inlaksfoundation.org/about-0/
J.N. Tata Endowment scholarship for Indian students.
https://www.tatatrusts.org/
Narotam Sekhsaria Scholarship Programme awards scholarships to Indian students with a consistently good academic record.
https://nsfoundation.co.in/education/scholarships/
Inlaks Shivdasani Foundation scholarships provide the opportunity to Indian students to broaden their vision abroad and improve their skills.
http://www.inlaksfoundation.org/scholarships/
Tata Trust - Loans for Indian students to study overseas in graduate programs
https://www.tatatrusts.org/
WeMakeScholars is an organization funded and supported by the Indian Ministry of IT, under their Digital India Initiative. It offers scholarships and education loans to Indian students seeking international education. Duke Law School entered into a partnership agreement with WeMakeScholars. As part of this agreement, Duke will offer $20,000 for up to two admitted students from India, provided they meet eligibility criteria set forth by WeMakeScholars. Additional information about WeMakeScholars application and eligibility criteria can be found on https://www.wemakescholars.com/university/duke-university/abroad-education-loan.
Indonesia Endowment Fund for Education for Indonesian Citizens
https://www.lpdp.kemenkeu.go.id/in/home
Iranian American Bar Association Law School Scholarship for students of Iranian heritage
http://www.iaba.us/iaba-scholarship/
Iranian-American Scholarship Fund (IASF) provides scholarships to full-time students of Iranian heritage attending undergraduate and graduate schools in the United States Citizens of Iran.
http://www.iasfund.org
Houtan Scholarship Foundation offers scholarships to students from all origins who have high academic performance and proven interest in promoting Iran's culture, heritage, language and civilization. http://www.houtan.org/
George Moore Scholarship for Irish students
https://www.georgemoorescholars.ie/
National University of Ireland, for Irish students. Contact Professor Chris Curtin, Head of the School of Political Science & Sociology.
http://www.nuigalway.ie/soc/
Fulbright Grants for Israeli Doctoral Students
http://www.fulbright.org.il/index.php?id=718
College Women's Association of Japan graduate scholarship for Japanese women.
http://cwaj.org/scholarship
Fulbright Scholarship for Japanese citizens
http://www.fulbright.jp/index.html
Japanese Association of University Women
http://www.jauw.org/ - then click on English and scroll down to Fellowship description
Consejo Nacional de Ciencia y Tecnologia, for Mexican citizens
http://www.conacyt.mx/index.php/becas-y-posgrados/becas-en-el-extranjero
Fondo para el Desarollo de Recursos Humanos
https://www.fiderh.org.mx/
FunEd Funding for Mexican applicants - Duke Law and FunEd have entered into a collaborative agreement; please contact the organization directly for details.
https://www.funedmx.org/
The Michael and Suzanne Borrin Foundationhttps://www.borrinfoundation.nz/announcing-our-borrin-foundation-scholars-and-travel-and-learning-award-recipients/
American-Scandinavian Foundation (ASF) program for students from Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Norway or Sweden.
http://www.amscan.org/study_in_america_details.html
Norway-America Association program for students from Norway.
https://www.noram.no/en
Kosciuszko Foundation Fellowships & Grants for Polish Citizens
http://www.thekf.org/scholarships/exchange-us/
ORLEN Foundation for Polish citizens
https://fundacja.orlen.pl/EN/OurActivities/Pages/default.aspx
Serbian Bar Association of America for individuals of Serbian birth or ancestry and/or their spouses.
http://www.serbbar.org/scholarships/
American-Scandinavian Foundation (ASF) program for students from Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Norway or Sweden.
http://www.amscan.org/study_in_america_details.html
Fulbright Grants for Students from Turkey
http://www.fulbright.org.tr/
Turkish Educational Foundation Foreign scholarships for Graduate Studies for students from Turkey.
http://english.tev.org.tr/scholarships/default/SCHOLARSHIPS/149/0/0
Organization of Istanbul Armenians Scholarship
http://www.oia.net/scholarship/
Ukrainian American Bar Association Scholarship for law school students of Ukrainian descent and residents of Ukraine who attend law school in the U.S.
www.uaba.org
Western NIS Enterprise Grant
http://www.kyivpost.com/article/content/business/us-gives-1-million-in-grants-to-ukrainian-students-to-study-in-best-american-uk-universities-418134.html
12 Months of Diversity & Inclusion Opportunities (NOTE: Many of these scholarships are for JD students)
https://www.lcldnet.org/12-months-of-diversity-opportunities/
American Association of University Women Educational Foundation Fellowships and Grants
http://www.aauw.org/fga/fellowships_grants/international.cfm
Department of Human Development, Education and Culture of the Organization of American States Scholarships and Loans (available only to OAS citizens and residents)
Scholarships: http://www.oas.org/en/sedi/dhdee/
Edmund S. Muskie and Freedom Support Act Graduate Fellowship Programs
https://culturalvistas.org/muskie/
Hispanic National Bar Association
https://hnba.com/2023-general-hnba-via-fund-law-school-scholarship-application/
Hubert H. Humphrey Fellowship Program for students from certain countries based on their potential for leadership and a demonstrated commitment to public service
https://www.humphreyfellowship.org/
National Institute of Justice (only for Doctorate Degrees).
http://www.nij.gov/funding/welcome.htm
The Paul & Daisy Soros Fellowships for New Americans
http://www.pdsoros.org/
Human Rights
Arthur C. Helton Fellowship Program "micro-grants" for students in Human Rights area
https://www.asil.org/resources/helton-fellowship-program
Fulbright Grant
http://www.fulbrightalumni.org/olc/pub/FBA/cpages/gfn/grants.jsp
Fulbright Institute of International Education grants Fulbright Foreign Student Program that enables graduate students, young professionals and artists from abroad to conduct research and study in the United States.
http://www.iie.org/en/
Fulbright Program for Students from the Middle East and North Africa
https://www.cies.org/region/middle-east-and-north-africa
Golden Key National Honor Society Member Scholarships
https://www.goldenkey.org/scholarships-awards/overview/
International Federation of University Women (Scholarships for women from Australia, France, Great Britain, India, Israel, Japan, Norway, South Africa, Switzerland and USA)
http://www.graduatewomen.org/what-we-do/grants-fellowships/
Islamic Scholarship Fund
https://islamicscholarshipfund.org/
Organization of American States (OAS) Scholarships and Loans
http://www.oas.org/en/rowefund/
P.E.O. International Peace Scholarship Fund for Women
www.peointernational.org
Point Foundation empowers LGBTQ students to achieve their full academic and leadership potential to make a significant impact on society.
http://www.pointfoundation.org/
Resources for the Future
https://www.rff.org/
Rotary Ambassadorial Scholarships
https://www.rotary.org/myrotary/en/take-action/apply-grants
World Bank Group Family Network - "Margaret McNamara Memorial Fund"
http://www.mmeg.org/
World Wildlife Fund’s Education for Nature Program
http://www.worldwildlife.org/efn