The Office of National Fellowships & Scholarships assists students who wish to apply for awards that require an institutional endorsement. These award opportunities are organized below by area of interest, year eligible, and awards not requiring U.S. citizenship. The award links provide an overview of the award, eligibility information, application requirements, deadlines and a link to the award website.

Not sure where to start? Start by reviewing the fellowships you are interested in and choosing the one or two that are a good fit. Do you meet their qualifications and expectations? Does the award further your own goals? Contact fellowships@kenyon.edu if you'd like help figuring out which fellowship is best for you.

Each award has at least one faculty member who specializes in that fellowship. Connect with this fellowship liaison for guidance and feedback through the application process. Also, consider reaching out to a faculty mentor willing to work with you on your application and provide feedback. 

Be aware of all deadlines: the internal campus deadline and external award deadline. Your application materials and letters of recommendation must be submitted by the internal deadline. Kenyon's scholarship committee will review completed applications, interview candidates and determine who will represent Kenyon in the national competition.

If you need help at any point, or are unsure what to do, please contact the Fellowships Office. For additional opportunities not requiring a college nomination, visit Kenyon’s Career Development Office or Fellowships Office.

Areas of Interest

View scholarships based on your area of interest.

Awards Not Requiring U.S. Citizenship

Please contact fellowships@kenyon.edu to discuss awards you may be interested in and eligible for beyond the scholarships listed here, as well as eligibility details for the following: Carnegie Endowment for International Peace; Gates Cambridge Scholarship; Rhodes Scholarship; Schwarzman Scholars; Soros Fellowships; Morris K. Udall Scholarship.