Pauline & Sanford Saunders Scholarship

Here are some common eligibility factors that may apply to scholarships in the field of political science:

• Field of Study: Scholarships in political science are typically reserved for students who are pursuing a degree or major in political science or a related field, such as international relations, public policy, government, or political studies.
• Academic Achievement: Many scholarships require applicants to demonstrate strong academic performance. This may include maintaining a minimum GPA or meeting specific academic standards set by the scholarship provider.
• Enrolled Status: Scholarships may be available to undergraduate, graduate, or doctoral students. Some scholarships may be open to students at any level, while others may have restrictions based on the applicant’s level of study.
• Specific Political Science Interests: Certain scholarships may target students with specific interests within the field of political science. For example, scholarships might focus on areas like political theory, public administration, comparative politics, or international relations. Applicants with research or career aspirations aligned with these specific areas may have an advantage.
• Extracurricular Involvement and Leadership: Scholarships may consider applicants who have demonstrated involvement in extracurricular activities related to political science, such as participation in student government, political clubs, internships, or community engagement initiatives. Demonstrating leadership roles or active engagement in political or public service organizations can strengthen an application.