Eligible Countries: International
Type: Undergraduate

Eligibility: In order to apply to YYGS, applicants MUST fulfill all of the following requirements:

Age: Be at least 15 years old by February 6, 2019 (application deadline).

English Fluency: Be able to participate in a rigorous academic curriculum conducted in English.

Grade Level: Be a current high school sophomore or junior (or international equivalent).

Graduation Date: Be graduating in May/June 2020 or 2021 from the Northern Hemisphere
Application Process:

Step 1: Review the YYGS eligibility criteria.

https://mydreamlandpress..com/2018/10/yale-young-global-scholarships-at-yale.html

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Eligible Countries: International
Type: Undergraduate

Eligibility: In order to apply to YYGS, applicants MUST fulfill all of the following requirements:

Age: Be at least 15 years old by February 6, 2019 (application deadline).

English Fluency: Be able to participate in a rigorous academic curriculum conducted in English.

Grade Level: Be a current high school sophomore or junior (or international equivalent).

Graduation Date: Be graduating in May/June 2020 or 2021 from the Northern Hemisphere
Application Process:

Step 1: Review the YYGS eligibility criteria.

https://mydreamlandpress..com/2018/10/yale-young-global-scholarships-at-yale.html

What about meeting admission and scholarship requirements?
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