International Student Fund Application

This form is used to apply for emergency funding from the Office for International Students and Scholars (International Students' Fund). These funds are available thanks to generous alumnae whose funding allows us to provide modest grants to students in emergency situations. This fund is not meant to cover routine or expected costs.

First name

Please use your name as it appears on your I-20.

Last name

Please use your name as it appears on your I-20.

Smith ID number

E-mail

Box number

Class year

Major

Funding Details

The information below helps us forward your application to the correct office for processing.

Aid status

I am not on financial aid.

I am on need based financial aid.

I am on work-study.

Please check all that apply.

Most funding is restricted to students on aid. If you are not on aid, please explain the circumstances that make this a financial emergency for you.

Have you received emergency funding before?

Yes

If yes, please explain.

Include dates, amounts, and the name of the fund.

My Emergency

This is where you tell us about your specific emergency.

Please note: An emergency is an unexpected, serious and urgent situation, or unanticipated event, requiring prompt action. Examples include treatment for an acute medical or dental condition, payment for medication, replacement of eyeglasses, and travel funds for an urgent family matter. Emergency funding is not a replacement for financial aid, and is intended to cover incidental and unexpected expenses of modest amounts. The funds do not cover routine expected travel such as expenses to get to and from the college at the beginning or end of term, or for travel during college breaks.

What do you need funding for?

Books

Medical (including eyeglasses)

Travel

How much funding do you need?

For this specific request, are you receiving funds from other sources?

Yes

Please indicate which sources and how much.

Please explain why you need funding. How is your situation an emergency? Please remember that a routine or expected cost does not usually qualify as an emergency.