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CHOOSE OHIO FIRST SCHOLARSHIP
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Dual-Degree "Pipeline" Program: |
The Choose Ohio First Scholarship Program provides scholarships and educational opportunities
for students interested in pursuing a career in biology and bioinformatics or related
fields, and will support studies towards a bachelor's degree in biology and a master's
degree in Bioinformatics & Proteomics/Genomics at the University of Toledo.
Who Should Apply
We encourage applications from students who have interests in computers and/or biology
or chemistry, and especially those who have some background in both. Bioinformatics
is very useful in a wide range of fields. The masters degree provides an excellent
background for careers in biology, medicine, chemistry, computer science, applied
mathematics, and many others. Law students have taken our courses in preparation for
careers in intellectual property. If you would like to talk about how the masters
in bioinformatics could help your career, please contact us.
Eligibility
ALL CHOOSE OHIO FIRST SCHOLARS MUST BE LEGAL RESIDENTS OF OHIO (i.e. “in-state”)
Applicants to the dual-degree pipeline programs (see below) must have:
- good standing in an appropriate bachelors degree program
- GPA of 3.0 or better (on a 4-point scale), with 3.3 or better in their major
- recommendation letters that indicate commitment to studies, ability to work well in teams, and personal integrity.
- The GRE is waived for students who apply to the dual-degree/pipeline program
To ensure access for all Ohioans, special consideration will be given to underrepresented minorities, students from Appalachia and those who are first generation or low-income.
HOW TO APPLY
COF Scholarship in Dual-Degree "Pipeline" Program
This program offers students a BS in biological sciences AND an MS in bioinformatics
in approximately 5.5 years. For complete details in HTML format, click here. This “pipeline” program integrates the masters and bachelors curricula so that
accepted students can earn both degrees in a total of 5-5½ years. Talk to your academic
advisor about how to apply, usually during the junior year. Academic advisors can
contact the program director (Robert.Blumenthal@utoledo.edu), if they do not yet participate in the pipeline program, but would like to. Pipeline
students who become Choose Ohio First Scholars receive tuition scholarships that cover
all credits counting towards the masters degree.
If you wish to be considered for a Choose Ohio First Scholarship, please send an e-mail to the Program Secretary: Joanne.Gray@utoledo.edu, AFTER submitting the online application. This e-mail should include a single-paragraph statement of your long-term career objectives, and how training in bioinformatics will help you achieve those objectives. In a separate paragraph, please note any special considerations relevant to your application.
LINK TO MORE DETAILS ON THE CHOOSE OHIO FIRST SCHOLARSHIP (PDF fully-formatted version)
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