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The Alfred P. Sloan Foundation's
Minority Ph.D. Program offers substantial scholarship support to
underrepresented minority students who are beginning their doctoral
work in engineering, natural science and mathematics. Since its
establishment in 1995, the program has supported more than 200
students. The University of
South Carolina School of Medicine has an active Sloan Foundation
program that supports several of our current students. After
admission to the Graduate Program using the normal application
procedures, minority students are invited to apply for support from
the foundation. For more information please contact
Dr Alvin Fox,
the director of the Sloan Program at the medical school.
For more information about the Sloan
Foundation Scholarships, please visit the
foundation web site |
POST-BACCALAUREATE RESEARCH
EDUCATION PROGRAM (PREP)
Our PREP program involves:
- Preparation of under-represented
minorities for Graduate School
- Two years laboratory training
- Some graduate level courses
- GRE preparation
- Full stipend for two years
APPLICATIONS ARE NOW BEING CONSIDERED FOR AUGUST
2007 ADMISSION TO THE PREP PROGRAM
Graduates of
the USC PREP program are offered admission to a PhD program
within the university. These students are eligible for Sloan
Foundation Scholarships
Stipends for
Sloan Foundation Minority Scholars are the same as for other
doctoral students
Further
information about all of our graduate programs can be found
at the links on the future students drop down menu at
the top of this page |
