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The Albert Baker Fund (ABF) is a Christian Science non-profit organization based in the U.S.A. ABF provides post-secondary educational grants only (no loans) for active Christian Scientists who are citizens of one of the 13 countries where ABF has established a program. Our awards are based on the applicant’s good academic standing and demonstrated financial need.
About African Investigative Journalism Conference (AIJC)
African Investigative Journalism Conference (AIJC)
Albert Baker Fund
Application Deadline 15 Apr 2024
Country to study Benin, Burundi, Cameroon, Congo, Ghana, Kenya, Nigeria, Rwanda, Tanzania, Togo, Uganda, Zambia
Type Entrepreneurs
Sponsor African Investigative Journalism Conference (AIJC)
Gender Men and Women
Aim and Benefits of Albert Baker Fund
Expenses: Funding awards can go toward paying for tuition, books, exams, housing, and transportation
Awards Types: Grants (no loans)
Requirements for Albert Baker Fund Qualification
Applicants for funding toward university, college, or vocational training must be active Christian Scientists, verified through church references and interviews with the In-Country Representatives in their region
Technical Eligibility Requirements (All Applicants)
Applicants must be a citizen of Benin, Burundi, Cameroon, Congo, DRC, Ghana, Kenya, Nigeria, Rwanda, Tanzania, Togo, Uganda, or Zambia.
Applicants must reapply for funding each new academic term (year, semester, or length of vocational course).
Applicants must be enrolled in or admitted to an accredited educational institution.
Scholar Eligibility Requirements (All Applicants)
Applicants must be active and sincere students of Christian Science.
Applicants must currently be a member of The Mother Church or Branch Church/Society.
Applicants must take full responsibility for the application process and all communication with ABF Staff.
Applicants must actively ‘pass their blessings forward’ by enriching the lives of the people they touch either through altruism, spiritual activism, or volunteerism.
Interview date, Process and Venue for Albert Baker Fund
Selection Criteria:
Education Levels: Undergraduate, graduate, and vocational
Institutions located in: Benin, Burundi, Cameroon, Congo, DRC, Ghana, Kenya, Nigeria, Rwanda, Tanzania (Mwanza only), Togo, Uganda, or Zambia
Expenses: Funding awards can go toward paying for tuition, books, exams, housing, and transportation
Awards Types: Grants (no loans)
Award distribution: Grants made payable only to educational institutions; approved online courses are eligible
How to Apply
Application Creation and Submission: Once the Submission Guidelines and Apply Online instructions (including “What You Need to Know before You Apply) have been read, an account can be created by completing our Online Registration Form. Upon receipt of our Login Activation email, entry to our online application system has been granted, and a new financial aid application form can be created. All applications must be submitted, complete, during the intake dates listed on our Application Deadlines page.
Application Review: Once an online application is submitted, reviewed, and judged complete, applicants will be contacted to schedule an interview with one of our In-Country Representatives (ICRs). This interview is required and can be conducted over the phone or face-to-face.
Result Notification All applicants are notified by email of the award decision, so we encourage applicants to check their email regularly during this time.
For more details, visit Albert Baker Fund website.
Website: https://www.scholarshipset.com/scholarships/albert-baker-fund-for-african-christian-scientists-2024
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