The British Government established these scholarships in 1953 in honor of General George C. Marshall, the U.S. Secretary of State responsible for the European Recovery Program after World War II. Forty American men and women receive tuition, fees, transportation, room and board, and other normal costs to study at any university in the United Kingdom. Candidates must have high academic ability (3.7+ GPA) and an excellent grasp of their future academic plans. A wide range of study fields is possible, and applicants are expected to be knowledgeable about specific programs offered at their chosen British university. The proposals must be well articulated and the candidate must show a capacity to play an active role at the university.

Campus Deadline:
September 11

Campus Contact/Representative:
Erika Spohrer

Information for students interested in being nominated:
Applying for Marshall through Eckerd

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