For those students who are unable to secure their
own sources of funding, the MIDS program may be in a position to offer the
generous support of select donors through a limited number of scholarships for
the ten-month period of residency and schooling.
To qualify, the following requirements must be
met:
- Demonstrated
financial need on the part of candidates as well as their immediate and
extended families, employers and any other persons who might otherwise
have been able to contribute toward financing their MIDS studies;
- Demonstrated
failure to secure loans or scholarships from other available sources, including
employers, banks, governments and private providers;
- Coming
from a country considered to have a developing economy.
After admission decisions are made by the MIDS
admissions committee, qualified scholarship applications are forwarded to our
sponsor by priority of their admission ratings. The final scholarship decision
is made by the sponsor and communicated to the MIDS admissions office within a
few weeks.
In addition to the scholarship application form, please submit the following
supporting documents, translated into English if necessary (English
translations do not need to be officially certified):
- Copies
of official statements of income (your own and/or any other relevant
persons, family members or other, whom you might call on for support);
- Official
statement from a bank or other savings institution, and/or tax forms,
indicating available funds and assets;
- Copies
of responses to your other scholarship and/or loan requests, including
from employers if applicable.
We highly recommend that students who wish to
apply for a scholarship through the MIDS program explore all other
opportunities and demonstrate their outreach efforts in their application file.
While our admission process is "need-blind", meaning that we do not consider any financial factors when making admission decisions, we do ask you to submit your scholarship application at the same time as your application for admission, to ensure timely processing.
While our admission process is "need-blind", meaning that we do not consider any financial factors when making admission decisions, we do ask you to submit your scholarship application at the same time as your application for admission, to ensure timely processing.
The scholarship application deadline is 31
January 2014.
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