Scholarships, Fellowships, and Grants at Top 20 Business Schools! : Financing Your MBA

Canfield Private Equity Fellowship

IB or PE experience

2

Fellowship Money + An Internship with a Private Equity Firm

The Dennis W. and Jane B. Carlton Fellowship

Students from Israel (Preference to those who served in the Israeli military); expected to return in Israel within 5 years

3

Full tuition + $15,000 stipend each year

The Distinguished Fellows Program

Students will be selected based on their potential to make a positive difference throughout their careers.

-

Full tuition + $25,000 stipend each year

The Enid Fogel Diversity Fellowship

Talented students who embody values of late Enid Fogel, The first African American Associate Dean of Booth, by advancing the interests of underrepresented populations including African Americans, Hispanics, and women.

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Forté Foundation Fellowship

Students who have exhibited exemplary academic, team, community, and/or creative leadership, and are committed to advancing the interests of women in business.

-

The David W. Fox Fellowship

Current or Ex-servicemen of US Military

1

Full Tuition

The Nelson Germanos Fellowship

Students who show a demonstrated multinational, multicultural life focus; an interest in sharing knowledge generously, as well as broadly and very high ethical standards. (Preference for Brazilian students)

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The Harper Fellowships

Students who demonstrate outstanding leadership, academic, and extracurricular achievements.

-

The Herman Family Fellowship

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The India Trust Fellowship

Indian nationals who are living and working in India at the time of admission to the MBA program and are committed to advancing the interests of women in business.

-

Khosla-Booth Private Equity Fellowship

Students with demonstrated interests or backgrounds in the private equity industry. Strong preference for women.

-

Fellowship Money + Mentorship and Assistance in securing internships at private equity firms

The James M. Kilts Marketing Fellowship

Students pursuing a career in marketing and who plan to concentrate in marketing management.

-

Fellowship Money + Mentorship from senior alumni

O'Brien Fellowship

Students should have ties to the state of Minnesota (education, work, family) and must demonstrate outstanding leadership, academic, and extracurricular achievements.

-

First year tuition

Akhtarali H. Tobaccowala Fellowship

Students whose primary home is in India at the time of admission. Students who meet the criteria will automatically be considered.

-

The Wallman Fellowship

Students demonstrating outstanding leadership, academic, and extracurricular achievements and a commitment to advancing the interests of women in business. Strong preference for women from underrepresented minority groups.

-

Full Tuition

The Zonis Fellowship

International students from emerging economies, demonstrating outstanding leadership, academic, and extracurricular achievements.

1

-

The Robert S. Kaplan (MBA 1983) Life Sciences Fellowship

Students with an interest in a science-based career. The awards are for the first year only.

10

$20,000

Horace W. Goldsmith Fellowship

Students demonstrating non-profit leadership. The awards are for the first year only.

10

$10,000

Junior Achievement Fellowship

Students who have at least two years experience in Junior Achievement, whether they participated as a mentor in high school or as an advisor in or after college. Fellowships are awarded annually, and current recipients must re-apply for the fellowship for the following academic year.

-

$5,000 - $6,500

John H. McArthur Canadian Fellowship

Canadian citizens or Canadian permanent residents who have lived in Canada for at least seven years cumulatively.

-

$10,000 Per Year

British Friends of Harvard Business School Fulbright Scholarship

UK citizens with income £50K or less per annum, holding a 2:1 undergraduate degree or equivalent, and returning to the UK for at least two years after graduating with an MBA. (As part of the J-1visa requirements).

5

$45,000 (In exceptional circumstances a higher award may be made.)

Harvard Business School Foundation of Germany (HBSF)

German first-year HBS students.

1

Up to € 20.000

Boustany Foundation

Granted to outstanding candidates every two years.Next award will be for the MBA Class of 2019 entering in fall of 2017. (Priority will be given to candidates of Lebanese descent.)

1

$45,000 Per Year + Travel and Accommodation expenses for the internship.

Fundacion Mexico en Harvard

Mexican citizens

-

7UP Harvard Business School Scholarship

Nigerian citizens resident in Nigeria and admitted to HBS will be invited for multiple rounds of interviews with SevenUp Bottling Company Executives. Send email with a copy of your admissions letter to hbsscholarship@sevenup.org

1

Full Tuition + Housing + Travel

UNIQLO HBS Fellowship

Students from Japan. This scholarship was started in 2015 and will continue for three years. For further information contact: FR_G_frgcsr@fastretailing.com

1

Up to $200,000

Charles P. Bonini Partnership for Diversity (P4D) Fellowship

U.S. citizens or permanent residents. (Preference for African Americans, Mexican Americans, Native Americans, and Puerto Ricans)

-

Full Tution + 9 to 12 month internship with a corporate partner prior to enrolling at Stanford.

Orbis Investment Management Fellowship

Student, from any background, with any experience, who can demonstrate his or her talent and passion for investing.

1

$10,000

Stanford Africa MBA Fellowship

Citizens of African countries. Fellows are required to return to Africa for atleast 2 years

8

Full Tuition + Associated Fees

Stanford Reliance Dhirubhai Fellowship

Citizens of India. Fellows are required to return to India for atleast 2 years and work for an Indian organization

5

Full Tuition + Associated Fees

TOMODACHI-Uniqlo Fellowship

Japanese citizens who, at the time of admittance to the program, have been residents of Japan for one year or more. (Preference to those who were impacted by the 11 March 2011 earthquake in Japan.)

3+

Full Cost of Attendance

Joseph Wharton Fellowship

Students with outstanding records of academic, personal, and professional achievements.

-

Howard E. Mitchell Fellowship

Exceptional students from under-represented backgrounds.

-

Full Tuition

Emerging Economy Fellowship

Students from emerging economies throughout the world

-

Social Impact Fellowship

Students with demonstrated leadership in the public and/or not-for-profit sectors.

-

Class of 2004 Diversity Fellowship

Students with unique work experiences, educational endeavors, or national backgrounds that are less represented at MIT Sloan.

-

Elizabeth Monrad Fellowship

Students with diverse backgrounds

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Exxon Education Foundation Fellowship

Open for all MIT students with preference for students from underrepresented groups.

-

Gert & Daisy Daniels Fellowship

Students working in entrepreneurship or new product development at MIT Sloan

-

Gustavo A. Pierini Fellowship

Students from Argentina and Brazil.

-

Luli Yeh & Tsu Ho Hong Fellowship

Open for all MIT students with preference for Chinese-born Brazilian students or Brazilian students.

-

John E. Jamerson (1977) Fellowship

Open for all first year MIT students with preference for students who attended a “Big Ten” school for their undergraduate degree and who demonstrated campus leadership and participated in varsity athletics during their time there.

-

Legatum Fellowship

Students who demonstrate a commitment to starting a business in a low-income country after graduation.

20

-

MIT-China Scholarship Council Fellowship (CSC)

Citizens of the People’s Republic of China

-

Full Tuition + Standard Stipend + International Round Trip Air Fare + Appropriate Fees

MIT Sloan Social Impact Fellowships

Students taking on important societal challenges during their summer internship period.

-

Up to $5,000

Philip M. Condit (1975) Fellowship

MIT students with preference for MBA students who have graduated from high schools in Texas, are citizens of Texas at the time of application, and are US citizens.

-

Serge (1996) and Pascale Schoen Fellowship

MIT students with preference for students from Europe.

-

Thomas J. Vincent (1968) Fellowship

MIT students with preference for students from underrepresented groups.

-

Thomas R. Williams (1954) Fellowship

Students who graduated from the Georgia Institute of Technology.

1

-

Trust Graduate Management Fellowship

Students who graduated from Cooper Union within the past seven years.

1

First year tuition

Verma Family Fellowship

Students who are U.S. citizens, U.S. Nationals, or citizens of India, with preference for students with a background in technology and an interest in entrepreneurship.

-

Zamir Telecom Fellowship

Students at MIT Sloan who have a background in telecommunications or technology fields in developing countries.

-

Africa Scholars Program

Citizens of African countries

4

70000

Donald P. Jacobs International Scholarship

International students with strong profile.

-

Health Enterprise Management Scholarship

Students interested in pursuing a career in healthcare

1

-

John R. Flanagan Excellence Grant

Students with outstanding merit with an interest in Finance.

1

-

Andrew & Alice Fischer and the Peter L. Frechette Endowed Scholarships

Students interested in pursuing product development, entrepreneurship and biotechnology careers.

-

Charles J. Schaniel and the David Himmelblau Scholarships

Outstanding students with an interest in accounting.

-

Robert A. & Helen E. Gottschal Scholarship

Extraordinary students with an interest in entrepreneurship.

1

-

PepsiCo Scholarship

Outstanding students with an interest in marketing careers.

-

David F. and Margaret T. Grohne Family Foundation Scholarship

Exceptional student in the Two-Year MBA and MMM Programs

1

Full Tuition

George Terry University of Cincinnati

Students of the University of Cincinnati College of Engineering

1

-

McGraw Foundation Excellence Grant

Students committed to helping further environmental protection.

1

-

Meyer Feldberg Distinguished Fellowship

Students who have demonstrated extraordinary leadership potential, as well as academic excellence.

-

Full Tuition

R. C. Kopf Fellowship

Students from France, UK, Italy, and USA with demonstrated interest in international business.

-

Ela Lemelbaum Scholarship

Students from Israel. Special consideration is given to students living in Israel or those who have studied at the Interdisciplinary Center (IDC) in Herzliya, Israel.

-

First year tuition (Renewable for the 2nd year provided strong academic standards are achieved)

Project Charity Trust Fellowship

Students from the European Union, who have not only demonstrated past success in academic and professional endeavors but also a significant commitment to philanthropy. (Special consideration to those who are pursuing career plans in Europe.)

-

Partial Tuition for 1st year (Renewable for the 2nd year provided strong academic standards are achieved)

Fuqua

CASE Social Sector Scholarship

Students who are committed to applying their business skills in pursuit of social impact.

-

Atleast 25% of total tuition

Fuqua

Peace Corps Coverdell Fellowship

Students who successfully completed service as a Peace Corps volunteer.

Up to 25% of Tuition

Fuqua

CASE Summer Internship Fund and Class of 1990 Funding

Students who pursue paid or unpaid summer internships with nonprofit organizations and public agencies.

-

Up to $5,000

Aditya Shembekar scholarship

Indian students with family income (including applicant’s income) of less than $14,600 per annum.

1

$5,840

PGPMax Class of 2012 endowment

Indian students with family income (including applicant’s income) of less than $14,600 per annum.

1

$7,300

Bajaj Auto Scholar

Merit based, at the discretion of the respective application year's Admission Committee.

3

Full Tuition

Citi Scholar

Merit based, at the discretion of the sponsor

4

$12,500

ISB Alumni endowment

Merit based, at the discretion of the respective application year's Admission Committee.

1

Up to $14,600

Class of 2011 alumni endowment

Indian students with family income (including applicant’s income) of less than $14,600 per annum.

1

$5,840

Novartis Scholarship

Need based, only for female students who have completed their schooling from non 'A' class town.

3

$5,840

Nurture India Scholarship

Students who are the sole bread earner of the family with dependant parents / siblings with no or very little income.

1

Up to $10,215

ISB - AIESEC Scholarship

AIESEC alumni of non-Indian origin

2

$14,600

Bridge to India Scholarship

Indian Passport holders based outside India.

3

Up to $14,600

La Caixa and Casa Asia Scholarship

Spanish Citizens with UG from a Spanish University.

3

Total Expenditure

Talentia Scholarship

Andalusian applicants

-

Total Expenditure

The David S. Ng Fellowships

Students who exhibit strong potential for business, economic, or governmental leadership in their home country. One U.S. Citizen/Permanent Resident and one International Student will be selected.

2

$110,000

Jacobs Foundation Fellowship

Students pursuing a career in social impact, with special focus on the challenges of successful economic development for bottom-of-the-pyramid producers in emerging market economies. Preference will be given to students who can speak French and have experience working or volunteering in Africa, especially West Africa.

-

$180,000

Spivack Social Impact Fellowship

Students demonstrating experience and pursuing a career in social impact. Preference will be given to candidates who demonstrate interests in issues of social entrepreneurship, innovation, economic empathy, social impact in the supply chain for consumer/home products, and the living wage.

-

$60,000

Center for Responsible Business - CRB Fellowship

Students who best demonstrate their commitment to responsible and sustainable business and their desire to engage with and support the Center for Responsible Business at Berkeley-Haas.

-

$20,000

Brian Maxwell Fellowship (Entrepreneurship)

Students who have demonstrated entrepreneurial spirit and a drive to create and implement innovative projects, products, and ideas.

-

$80,000

Diversity Scholarships

Students who have proven ability to promote diversity.

-

$50,000

Haas Achievement Scholarship

Students who have achieved tremendous success in spite of significant economic, educational, health-related, or other obstacles.

-

$50,000

Marketing Scholarships

Students pursuing careers in Marketing.

-

$50,000

CJ White Fellowships (Finance)

Students pursuing careers in finance.

-

$50,000

Dr. Tahir Fellowships

International students with a preference for those who completed their undergraduate education in Asia.

-

$40,000

Mike and Carol Meyer Fellowships (Entrepreneurship and Engineering/Science interests)

Students with an undergraduate degree in the fields of engineering or science as well as students who intend to pursue an entrepreneurial career.

-

$20,000

The Coan Torres Family Fellowship

Students with a commitment to promoting diversity in the workplace and business.

-

$10,000

The Tirado Fellowship

Students who have proven ability to promote diversity.

-

The Blue Duck Scholarship

Student who has received his or her undergraduate degree from the University of Oregon.

-

$20,000

The Ulatowski Fellowship

Students who completed their undergraduate degree in Poland. Preference for those intending to return to Poland after graduation.

-

Full Tuition + Appropriate Fees

William R. Berkley Scholarship Program

Exceptional college seniors who wish to pursue their Full-time MBA at NYU Stern directly following graduation.

-

Full Tuition + Housing Stipend $18,000/Year + Stipend for Books and Other expenses $10,000/Year

Advanced Civil Schooling Award

Students who are having a portion of tuition paid for by the military through Advanced Civil Schooling (ACS), or a similar program

-

Howard Gilman Foundation Scholarship

Students who have careers in the performing arts

-

Ilene Kaplan Memorial Scholarship Program

Students, with undergraduate GPA of 3.5 and above, who illustrate a deep and abiding interest in Marketing or Market Research.

1

$5,000

Kenshin Oshima Scholarship

Students with a deep and abiding interest in Asian culture.

-

Up to $20,000

Jefferson Fellowship

Exceptional candidates demonstrating qualities such as ethical leadership, diplomatic decisiveness, a track record of putting ideas into action and a superb record of academic achievement.

-

Full Tution + Living Expenses + $3000 Stipend every year

Batten Entrepreneurial Scholarship

Students who demonstrate experience in past entrepreneurial ventures, have an entrepreneurial spirit, strong leadership skills and a drive for innovation.

-

Full Tuition

Batten Technology Scholarship

Students who have demonstrated exemplary experience within the high-tech industries. These industries could include, but are not limited to, hardware, software, medical devices and communications.

-

Full Tuition

Batten Innovation Scholarship

Students who have been recognized as instrumental in implementing innovations along the value chain of various businesses.

-

Full Tuition

Stamps Family Charitable Foundation Fellowship

Exceptional students who exemplify leadership, perseverance, fellowship, service and innovation.

5

Full Tuition + $5,000 Enrichment Fund to support research, conference attendance.

Arno Burckhardt Scholarship Fund

German-speaking students

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Chesapeake Corporation Fellowship Fund

This scholarship is awarded with first preference to joint MBA/ME students and second preference to students who have a graduate engineering degree and the desire to put their engineering skills to work after receiving their MBA.

-

Class of 1957 Charles C. Abbott Scholarship

Students who bring diversity of work experience to the classroom from non-traditional work backgrounds.

-

Darden China Scholarship

Top candidate from Greater China who is selected by the Darden First Year Scholarship Committee.

1

-

Darden-Israeli Student Transition Grant

Awarded to a First Year MBA student who meets the criteria of the award. These criteria include one or more of the following:
1. Israeli citizenship, preferably currently living in Israel;
2. Prior education at an Israeli university;
3. Service in the Israeli military; and
4. Strong work experience, community service and other extracurricular activities, preferably in Israel or with an Israeli company/organization.

1

$3,000

Franklin Family Fellowship

Top First Year MBA students from the Asia Pacific Region

-

Indonesia Endowed Fellowship

Indonesian nationals with proven need for financial support to attend the MBA program.

-

Darden Philippine Scholarship Fund

Top candidate from the Philippines or the Southeast Asia region.

1

-

IRC International Scholarship

International students.

1

Half Tuition

Marion M. and Samuel T. Pendleton Fellowship

Citizens of Australia, Canada, the Republic of Ireland, New Zealand or the United Kingdom

-

Full Tuition

David and Jane Walentas Scholarship

First- or Second-Year MBA students who are enrolled at Darden, who show promise for success in business, and whose parents are not college graduates.

-

James Su-Ting and Jeanette Wang Cheng Scholarship

Students from Taiwan, China, Hong Kong, Malaysia, Macau or Singapore.

-

The Gallifrey Scholarship for Social Enterprise

Students who have a background in social enterprise* with a preference for women and/or candidates residing in Africa.

-

$27,850

The 30% Club Scholarship

Female MBA Students

-

First Year Tuition

Celia Atkin Avent Scholarship

Female MBA Students from UK

-

First Year Tuition

Lloyds Scholars MBA Scholarship for Women

Female MBA Students from UK

4

$41,800

Deutsche Bank Women's Scholarships

Female MBA Students with an interest in a career in financial services.

4

$27,850

The Nestle Emerging Markets Scholarship for Women

Female MBA Students from BRICS and emerging markets in Asia and Africa.

2

$41,800

The Nirmal Talwar Scholarship

Female MBA Students

1

$48,750

The Monica and Navin Valrani Scholarship

Female MBA Students from India

-

$27,850

The Mo Ibrahim Foundation Scholarship for Sub-Saharan Africa

All successful MBA applicants who are nationals of sub-Saharan Africa. Recipients of the award are expected to contribute to the School's marketing efforts in the region.

2

Full Tution

The Gonzalo R Garcia MBA 1993 Scholarship

Candidates who have achieved success in their education and career through their own determination, ambition and motivation, with a preference for Chilean or other Latin American students.

1

$34,800

The Elof Hansson Foundation Scholarship

All successful MBA applicants that are residents or nationals of Sweden.

-

First Year Tuition

CAP Scholarships

Domestic Students

2

$27,850

The Vodafone Group Foundation Scholarships - The Sir Christopher Gent Awards

Residents of Africa, India, Turkey and Asia-Pacific

1

$27,850

Blavatnik Scholarship

All successful MBA applicants that are nationals of Russia, CIS countries or Israel.

-

$27,850

Huw Jenkins Scholarship

Nationals and residents of the UK.

-

$34,800

The 4 Daughters Israel Scholarship

All successful MBA applicants who are residents of Israel with proven financial need. Recipients of the award are expected to contribute to the School's marketing efforts in the region.

1

$34,800

LIFE Scholarship

Lebanese nationals (or Lebanese descent) who wish to go into financial services. Candidates should have a strong academic performance (top 20% of their class) and be able to articulate (via interview) their reason for pursuing financial services.

-

$16,700 Per Year

The Borrows Scholarship

All successful MBA applicants that are residents or nationals of the UK.

1

$30,640