Financial Aid and Scholarship Information
Scholarships and financial aid are available to students in both the year and semester programs through the Ginsburg-Ingerman Scholarship Program. Scholarship awards are based on economic need. Notification of awards will be made after acceptance to the program.
A student applying for financial aid agrees to inform the OSP office in New York of any change in your financial situation or of any third party financial aid, including scholarships, loans, grants and fellowships. Any unreported aid may result in the partial or total revocation of AABGU scholarship awards.
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Additional Scholarship Opportunities
MASA Israel Journey has partnered with the State of Israel and the Jewish Agency to provide scholarship assistance to Jewish young adults who study in Israel on long-term educational programs. Jewish students in the Ginsburg-Ingerman Overseas Student Program are eligible for MASA funding. For more details visit: www.masaisrael.org
The David Zeehandelaar Memorial Award for University of Pennsylvania Students
The David Zeehandelaar Memorial Award provides support for independent travel or an independent project undertaken by an undergraduate student participating in the study abroad program between Ben-Gurion University of the Negev (BGU) and the University of Pennsylvania (Penn). The annual award for up to $3,000 is to be used for travel within Israel during the semester or year of the study abroad experience, or on some sort of independent project (service learning, volunteer, research, etc) immediately before, during, or right after the study abroad experience at BGU.
The David Zeehandelaar Memorial Award honors the memory of a Penn alumnus who had a passionate connection to both Penn and BGU and aims to promote a deeper connection between the two institutions
through student experiences in Israel. For more information >>>
The Fine Family Scholarship
The Fine Family Scholarship is for Canadian students going to study at Ben-Gurion University. For more information email the Canadian Associates, Ben-Gurion University or the OSP office in New York.
