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Warm greetings from chilly New Haven. I hope this message finds you well!
I’m writing to share with you an exciting opportunity for African secondary school students (ages 14-18) to participate in the Yale Young African Scholars Program. We had a very successful program this past July and August, and are now gearing up for our next edition in 2019. Students from ALL African countries are eligible and encouraged to apply. Next year we will host YYAS in three locations: Ghana, Kenya, and Zimbabwe, with a total of 300 students (100 per session). There are no tuition, meal, or lodging costs to participate. Travel grants are also available to those who demonstrate financial need— which, if awarded, would cover the full cost of a roundtrip plane ticket. NB- We are particularly keen on receiving applications from students who live in rural areas, and/or do not have university guidance in their schools or communities. While students from all backgrounds are encouraged to apply, our admissions committee will give preference to high-achieving, low-income (“HALI”) students. Kindly help to circulate this Call within your respective networks, and share with any students who you think would be good candidates. The deadline is 06 February 2019. Thank you, and please let me know if you have any questions. Sincerely, Dagan Rossini Fellow | Young African Scholars Program Yale University 393 Prospect Street New Haven, CT 06511 +1-203-432-1115 dagan.rossini@yale.edu https://africanscholars.yale.edu
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Johari Hussein Kichwabuta
1/20/2019 11:29:32 pm
I am a parent my student is in form IV this year, 2019., Kindly let me know if all applicant have to travel to Kenya eg. Iam in TZ therefore my daughter is in TZ. secondly you insist only from rural area students, are those in town not allowed to apply? Is there any station in TZ since we cant travel in Kenya. Which class have to apply form IV or VI student who will attend university this year?
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