Overview
Open to full-time college upperclassmen in the U.S. who write an essay analyzing ethical issues present in today’s complex world.
Complete scholarship details
Provider: The Elie Wiesel Foundation This scholarship is open to undergraduate students registered at accredited four-year colleges or universities in the United States during the Spring 2026 semester. Students who are studying abroad during the Spring 2026 semester are eligible, as long as they are registered as full-time students at their home school in the U.S. Students are NOT eligible to enter if: 1. They are not yet attending college (includes not attending during the Spring 2026 semester) or are in high school. 2. They attend two-year programs or schools. 3. They are enrolled in an associate degree or community college program. 4. They are part-time students. 5. They finished their undergraduate studies before the Spring 2026 semester. 6. They are in a doctorate, masters, or any graduate program. 7. They are attending an unaccredited school as acknowledged by the National Student Clearinghouse. 8. They are full-time students at a school outside of the U.S & not study abroad programs. 9. If you are not eligible this year, you may be eligible in the following years. New application forms and guidelines are posted every fall. Open to full-time college upperclassmen in the U.S. who write an essay analyzing ethical issues present in today’s complex world.
Eligibility requirements
This scholarship is open to undergraduate students registered at accredited four-year colleges or universities in the United States during the Spring 2026 semester. Students who are studying abroad during the Spring 2026 semester are eligible, as long as they are registered as full-time students at their home school in the U.S. Students are NOT eligible to enter if: 1. They are not yet attending college (includes not attending during the Spring 2026 semester) or are in high school. 2. They attend two-year programs or schools. 3. They are enrolled in an associate degree or community college program. 4. They are part-time students. 5. They finished their undergraduate studies before the Spring 2026 semester. 6. They are in a doctorate, masters, or any graduate program. 7. They are attending an unaccredited school as acknowledged by the National Student Clearinghouse. 8. They are full-time students at a school outside of the U.S & not study abroad programs. 9. If you are not eligible this year, you may be eligible in the following years. New application forms and guidelines are posted every fall.
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