Horace W. Goldsmith Fellowship

One of the prominent scholarships awarded by Harvard University in the United States of America. There are many benefits of the Horace W. Goldsmith Fellowship that is the main cause of the popularity of this scholarship. Founded way back in 1988 by the Horace W. Goldsmith Foundation and Richard L. Menschel (MBA 1959), Horace W. Goldsmith Fellowship aims at encouraging students from the non-profit sector to pursue an MBA degree from Harvard University. If you are planning to pursue an MBA at Harvard University then this scholarship is for you. If you want to know more about Horace W. Goldsmith Fellowship, its benefits, scholarship details, the application process, eligibility requirements and much more then Keep Reading!

Name of the Scholarship	Horace W. Goldsmith Fellowship
Awarded amount	INR 7,37,600
No. of students awarded	10
Level of the Course/ eligible course	Masters/ MBA
Intake year	Sept 2022
Type of scholarship	Merit-based
Applicable University	Harvard University

Scholarship Details 

The details of the Horace W. Goldsmith Fellowships are 

Benefits of Horace W. Goldsmith Fellowship

There are many benefits of the Horace W. Goldsmith Fellowship but the major benefit that students avail with this scholarship is the amount awarded to the students. The amount of scholarship awarded per student is USD 10,000 (Rs 7,37,600). The scholarship amount is awarded only one time and is available one time only. This scholarship amount is used for tuition fees only.

Eligibility Requirements 

If you want to get Horace W. Goldsmith Fellowship then you are required to qualify for a few eligibility requirements. These eligibility requirements include 

• You are required to serve a full-time leadership role in the nonprofit or public sector before admission to Harvard Business School.
• You are required to have an undergraduate degree equivalent to a four-year American baccalaureate degree from a recognized board.
• To apply for an MBA at Harvard Business School, you are required to have a minimum score of 109 in TOEFL.
• You are required to have a minimum score of 6.5 in IELTS to take admitted to MBA at Harvard Business School.
• You are required to have a minimum score of 75 in PTE to be admitted to MBA at HBS.
• You are also required to have GRE/GMAT scores if you opt for these English language proficiency tests.
• Work experience is required as the program is designed for students with work experience before matriculation.
• The interview is part of the admission process. You are required to give an interview after the successful submission of the written application. 
• These Interviews are scheduled on campus, in domestic or international hub cities, or via Skype.
• The duration of the Interviews is 30 minutes which are conducted by an MBA Admissions Board member who is responsible for the student’s application.

Documents Required 

The documents required for admission at Harvard Business School for an MBA are 

• TOEFL
• IELTS 
• GRE
• PTE
• GMAT
• 12th Marksheet
• UG
• Work experience

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How to Apply for Horace W. Goldsmith Fellowship

There is as such no application process and you are auto considered for this scholarship when you apply for the course where this scholarship is applicable.

You are required to give the following list of documents while applying.

LOR	Required
Essays	Required
CV	Required
Work Experience	Required
Official transcripts	Required

Other Important Details 

• The scholarship is available to international students from 235+ countries including India.
• This fellowship is given in addition to students who require need-based fellowship awards and is available only in the first year.
• This fellowship aims at creating a network of individuals committed to working for the nonprofit sectors and the recipients are also invited to participate in such events.

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