Too Fly Foundation, Inc's mission is to inspire the curiosity to travel abroad and equip students from under-resourced communities. This 501c3 nonprofit organization provides passports, travel grants and educational experiences to middle-school through college-age Black & Brown students. Applications are accepted from August 1 to September 22 each year for individual students that have a financial need to apply.

To be eligible for a Too Fly Scholarship & Grant, students or student organizations must: be a student or student organization that primarily serves students from the Black or Latinx community, already have plans for student travel for educational purposes, be a undergraduate student, have a significant financial burden that would prevent intended travel, have limited travel exposure, and be a US citizen.

F. Joseph Schork, Ph.D. established the Schork Family Scholarship Endowment to enable undergraduate students in the School of Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering to have study abroad experiences during their time at Georgia Tech. Please send any questions or inquiries to Adrienne Hillman (adrienne.hillman@chbe.gatech.edu).

The Toshizo Watanabe Endowed Scholarship Fund provides financial assistance to undergraduate and graduate students for a semester or year-long study abroad program in either the United States or Japan. A generous endowment gift of $10 million from Mr. Toshizo (Tom) Watanabe to the U.S.-Japan Council makes it possible to award scholarships to students for whom study abroad would not be possible without financial support.

This program is sponsored by the Japanese government and awards a full scholarship
including a round trip air fee, tuition, entrance fee, and monthly stipend for 2 years of MA program and 3 years for Ph.D. program in Japan.
The application period for September 2022 Entry is January 24 - February 2, 2022(JST).

The Bruce Eisenman Scholarship Fund was established in memory of Bruce Eisenman, a two-time Tech Alumnus from the College of Engineering in 1979 and 1980. This scholarship covers housing and flight expenses up to $5,000 for an undergraduate student registered with GT's GRIP (Global Research & Internship Program). The student must be interning in Panama (or Latin America) during a fall, spring, or summer semester. For more information, email: education.abroad@oie.gatech.edu.

The CedintheCity Scholars program was created to put feet to CedintheCity’s vision to change the face of travel by encouraging African American students to study abroad and supporting their quests to do so. We hope that this program will alleviate some of the financial burden and be a catalyst for African Americans to expand their horizons and deepen their connectivity to other cultures through global travel. Finalists for this year’s award will be asked to verify their study abroad status before a recipient is chosen.