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Applying to Fellowships

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Read the solicitation 0:00

Read the entire fellowship solicitation, not just the short prompt. Make a checklist of required materials and the questions each one asks. Use the newest NSF GRFP or other current version, since requirements can change.

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Shape your statement 5:33

A personal statement should show academic merit, professional goals, and fit with the funder’s values. Use specific, measurable examples from research, awards, teamwork, and communication. Do not simply repeat your resume.

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Plan the proposal 9:02

A strong research proposal shows importance, uniqueness, and independence. Frame the work with background, method, and impact. Then set a timeline, because personal statements, research statements, and recommendation letters all take time.

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