The Office of International Affairs is inviting applications for the Brian Chiou and Chiou Family Hope Scholarship, which is supported by the Brian Chiou and Chiou Family Fund. This need-based scholarship is open to all international students in active F-1 or J-1 status, with a preference for those who have knowledge of or interest in Taiwanese culture.

Established in 1870, Ohio State University stands as one of the largest and most comprehensive universities in the United States. The university is actively involved in various research initiatives, community service programs, and global partnerships, contributing to its reputation as a leading institution committed to making a positive impact.

Candidates should go through the table below for more information about the Scholarships:

Brief Description
University or Organization:	Ohio State University
Department:	Office of International Affairs, Brian Chiou and Chiou Family Fund
Course Level:	Undergraduate
Award:	Brian Chiou and Chiou Family Hope Scholarship, up to $2,500
Access Mode:	Online
Number of Awards:	One to two scholarships
Nationality:	Open to all international students in active F-1 or J-1 status
The award can be taken in:	United States

 

Who is Eligible?

The scholarship is open to all international students in active F-1 or J-1 status. Preference will be given to students with knowledge of or interest in Taiwanese culture.

How to Apply?

Applicants must submit a personal statement (not exceeding 300 words) to Devan Gibson at [email protected]. The personal statement should outline the applicant’s eligibility, explain their financial need, describe how they plan to use the funds, and highlight their interest in Taiwanese culture.

Contact: For any inquiries or questions, please contact Devan Gibson.

Benefits

One to two scholarships will be awarded, each up to $2,500.

Application Deadline

The candidates must submit the personal statement by Wednesday, January 31, 2024, at 11:59 p.m.

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