How to Get Travel Scholarships

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A travel scholarship is different than a study abroad scholarship. A travel scholarship is a way for students to see new places and broaden their educational background. The scholarship money is usually restricted to international travel. Whether you want to enhance your study of a foreign language or get a different perspective on your chosen field of study, a travel scholarship makes visiting another country more affordable for a student. Read on to learn more.

Instructions

Difficulty: Moderate

Step1
Look for announcements at your school or college about competitions that award a travel scholarship. Competitions require a written essay, photography or artwork.
Step2
Stop by your university's funding office. Full-time registered students may be eligible for an international travel scholarship.
Step3
Contact industry organizations that support your chosen career path. This includes professional organizations you join as a student. You may be required to demonstrate that your completed coursework and declared major support a specific career.
Step4
Research scholarships from volunteer-based organizations. A minimum number of volunteer hours and a letter of recommendation may be required.
Step5
Review the travel scholarship requirements. Often there is a minimum GPA. There may be age restrictions. With most scholarships you need to show evidence that you cannot afford to fund the trip yourself.
Step6
Complete the application form and necessary paperwork before the deadline. With some travel scholarships you need to submit a written essay or report.

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