University of Miami Isaac Bashevis Singer Scholarship

The Isaac Bashevis Singer Scholarship at the University of Miami is a merit-based scholarship program that is awarded to incoming undergraduate students who have demonstrated exceptional talent and accomplishment in creative writing, music, or visual arts. The scholarship is named after the Nobel Prize-winning writer Isaac Bashevis Singer, who taught at the University of Miami for many years.

• To be eligible for the Isaac Bashevis Singer Scholarship, students must have applied for admission to the University of Miami and be accepted as a major in the Department of English, the Frost School of Music, or the Department of Art and Art History.
•  Applicants must also submit a portfolio of their creative work, which will be reviewed by a committee of faculty members in the relevant department.

The scholarship is awarded based on the quality and potential of the applicant’s creative work, as demonstrated in their portfolio. While there are no specific GPA or test score requirements, successful candidates typically have a strong academic record and demonstrate exceptional talent and potential in their chosen artistic discipline.

The Isaac Bashevis Singer Scholarship is a highly prestigious award that attracts top artistic talent from around the world. It provides a unique opportunity for students to pursue their creative passions while receiving comprehensive support from the University of Miami community.