Webinar for US applicants takes place next week

  • September 6, 2011
Webinar for US applicants takes place next week

US Application webinar will take place on 14th September.

Gates alumni and the Gates Cambridge Trust will be holding a webinar in September for US applicants on how to apply for a scholarship.

The US Application webinar will be held on 14th September from 11am EST [16.00 BST] to 12.30pm [17.30] .

Jennifer Piscopo, Co-Chair of the Gates Scholars Alumni Association, Daniel DiCenso, GSAA Director of Communications and Kirsty Simons, Scholarship and Alumni Officer at the Gates Cambridge Trust, will be on the panel.

They will give a presentation covering how to make an application, information about undertaking graduate study at the University of Cambridge and the experience of living and working as a Gates scholar. This will be followed by a Q & A session.

The deadline for US applicants (for most programmes) is October 15, 2011.

To register interest, go to: https://www2.gotomeeting.com/register/218496978

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