Jasin Graduate Scholarship 2025

The Association of Former Intelligence Officers (AFIO) offers the scholarship program to provide financial aid to graduates majoring in national security, international relations, security policy, or intelligence studies. The Jasin Graduate Scholarship is offered to graduate students focused on national security issues who are pursuing degrees in areas such as international relations, security policy, or intelligence studies and who are currently serving in the U.S. Government or have intention.

Under the program, three winners will get an amount of $5,000 each to ease educational expenses. Tuition grants will be paid directly to the Bursar/Registrar of the University concerned. College seniors and graduate students who want to pursue further studies can aply for this award. The award encourages candidates who wish to study in schools of engineering, science, technology and/or show extensive foreign language mastery and/or area knowledge in Arabic, Dari, Farsi, Pashto, Russian, Chinese, Korean, Persian, Hausa and other sub-Saharan African languages, Hebrew, Punjabi, Somali, Swahili, Turkish, and Urdu.

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Jasin Graduate Scholarship 2025 – Overview

Application Open Date	February 1, 2025
Application Deadline	June 1, 2025
Eligible Grades	College Senior – Graduate
Amount	$5,000
Award Winners	3
Areas of Study	Arts Communications Computer Science Criminal Justice Engineering Intelligence Studies International Relations Liberal Arts & Sciences Mathematics Science Technology
Country	United States
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Eligibility:

Here is the following criteria to be eligible for award:

• You should not apply earlier than your senior undergraduate year of college, and no later than your second year of graduate school studies.

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Application Requirements:

Applicants must send all materials via the online form by midnight on 1 June 2025. No applications will be accepted after midnight on 1 June 2025.

Here’s what you must submit besides your application.

• Cover Letter: explaining your need for scholarship, your career goals, your views of U.S. world standing and role U.S. intelligence community should play.
• Resume to include:
  • Current mailing address (we will verify with post office)
  • Place and date of birth
  • Colleges you have attended
  • College you expect to attend in fall of 2025
  • Experience
  • Extra-curricular activities
• A copy of your academic transcript
• One recommendation
• Recent photograph. 
• Name of college or university you will be attending in 2025-2026 and your intended course of study.

Selection Criteria:

The AFIO committee will choose the applications based on merit, character, academic commitment, relevance of studies to national security interests, and career ambitions. Applicants can have a GPA of 3.0 or higher to increase the higher chances of the award.

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