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Kress-ARIT Graduate Fellowship in Art and Archaeology

The Kress-ARIT Graduate Fellowship in Art and Archaeology is a Fellowship sponsored by .

Award Information:

Amount of Fellowship: Minimum: $2000, Average: $6000, Maximum: $16000
Application Deadline: 1-Nov
Requirements: Applicant must be studying archaeology and history of art in Turkey.
Eligibility: Doctoral-level study

Sponsorship provided by:

You can find out more by contacting:

Nancy Leinwand
Scholarships

Phone Number: 215 898 3474

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A vital part in the process of trying for the fellowship is paying close attention to the application. Applications can sometimes be long and tedious, but you shouldn't underestimate how important it is that the forms are filled out precisely and without omission. Pay careful attention so that you won't lose out because of carelessness.

Once the application is sent off, you should note when the Kress-ARIT Graduate Fellowship in Art and Archaeology chooses a winner and distributes the money so you'll be aware of whether or not you will be able to count on the fellowship to provide additional support for any bills associated with your education and what assistance it will provide, since there might be constraints on what expenses are covered by the Kress-ARIT Graduate Fellowship in Art and Archaeology. Recently it has become more burdensome to cover the expenses associated with school, and having the additional resources of the Kress-ARIT Graduate Fellowship in Art and Archaeology as a supplement to your own resources can make things much easier. If you don't end up getting the Kress-ARIT Graduate Fellowship in Art and Archaeology, keep at it, you can find different fellowships that you can hopefully get.