Experiential Scholarships and Awards
What are Experiential Scholarships?
Experiential scholarships provide financial support for students engaging in hands-on learning opportunities such as research, study abroad, community projects and more. They not only offer financial assistance but also promote professional development, helping students pursue their goals both in the U.S. and abroad. These scholarships can fund current activities or provide additional enrichment, with options ranging from short-term to long-term opportunities.
How to get started
We highly encourage you to participate in experiential learning programs, activities, and initiatives supported by the Office of Connected learning. These experiences will not only help you refine your interests and goals, but they also align perfectly with what scholarship committees often look for in applicants.
We provide guidance from the time you enroll at UW Bothell through your participation in experiential learning, that can be leveraged to pursue scholarships and enrichment opportunities. We will work with you to effectively display your qualifications through the application materials and support you in discovering pathways to more advanced opportunities.
Start your scholarship search by exploring Experiential Scholarships and Awards. This selection of scholarship opportunities is not exhaustive; numerous other scholarships are available. Searching and competing for scholarships can be time-consuming, but we are here to provide assistance!
Appointments
Virtual and in-person advising is available! To schedule an appointment with the Connected Learning Advisor, Ludmilla Kortchak, log into Navigate by clicking the button below and select the Connected Learning unit. Please indicate at least one scholarship or award you would like to discuss.
Students
Before your appointment, explore the scholarships and awards we support and find the scholarships that fit your major and your interests.
After exploring the opportunities, contact Ludmilla Kortchak, Connected Learning Advisor, with any additional questions. If you consider applying for a scholarship that requires the campus nomination, fill out the Prospective Applicant Form before your appointment.
Be sure to refer to the event calendar to stay up to date with events and deadlines!
Faculty
We appreciate your assistance with identifying promising undergraduate students in applying for experiential scholarships and awards.
If you know a student who has demonstrated potential to be a competitive applicant, nominate them by filling out the Scholarship Recommendation Form.
Contact Ludmilla Kortchak, Connected Learning Advisor, if you have questions about a specific scholarship, the nomination process or writing a recommendation letter.
