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Scholar at Sea Scholarship
NSCS and the Semester at Sea program are pleased to offer the Scholar at Sea scholarship allowing students to visit nearly a dozen countries while studying on a sailing campus. The University of Virginia academically sponsors this program and grants credit from more than 70 courses. One $7,000 partial scholarship is awarded for each fall and spring voyage and five $2,000 scholarships are awarded for the summer voyage. To find out more about Semester at Sea, please visit www.semesteratsea.com.
Eligibility
* You must be an active NSCS member
* You must have applied to the Semester at Sea program for the specified term and year
* You must be accepted and enrolled in the Semester at Sea program for the specified term and year prior in order for the scholarship to be disbursed
* Please note, all scholarships are disbursed directly into your Semester at Sea student account
Key Dates
Application Opens: September 15, 2008
Application Closes: November 30, 2008
Notification Date: January 9, 2009
Spring 2009
Spring 2009 Voyage starts January 19 - May 6 2009
Congratulations to Sarah Brown from University of Virginia - Fall 2008 recipient
Past Recipients- Read all about past recipients scholar at sea experiences
Summer 2008
Stephanie Raab, Indiana University
Summer 2008
Mark Finster, University of California Santa Barbara
Summer 2008
Amanda Reineke, University of Northern Colorado
Spring 2008
Kaelynn Sporka , Arizona State University
Fall 2007
Sydney Elizabeth Owens, University of Virginia
Summer 2007
Kaelin Browne, University of Virginia
Karen Nenno , University of Pittsburgh



