Graduate School Partners

This program has indicated that Truman Scholars are guaranteed a full-tuition award for up to two years in on-campus graduate programs.

This 12-month program has committed to matching the $22,500 Truman Scholarship with a $22,500 award of its own.

CMU's Heinz College has committed to matching the $30,000 Truman Scholarship with a minimum $30,000 award of their own, for up to 10 Truman Scholars per academic year who are accepted and attend. This program does not charge an application fee and commits to working with each Truman Scholar individually to identify funding options to make up the difference between tuition costs and Truman scholarship plus the guaranteed funding from Heinz College.

This program has committed to matching the $30,000 Truman Scholarship with a $30,000 award of their own.

The following programs have committed to matching the $30,000 Truman Scholarship with a $30,000 award of their own:

• McCourt School of Public Policy (contingent upon satisfactory academic progress).
• Walsh School of Foreign Service, M.S. in Foreign Service Program (contingent upon satisfactory academic progress). Application fees waived for Truman Scholars.
• The College of Arts and Sciences. Application fees waived for Truman Scholars. 

This program has committed to matching the $30,000 Truman Scholarship with a $30,000 award of their own, for up to 5 Truman Scholars per academic year.

This program has committed to matching the $30,000 Truman Scholarship with a $30,000 award of their own.

 Keele University commits to supporting up to five Truman Scholars annually with subsidized tuition. Specifically, tuition will be halved for the following 1-year programmes:

• MA Modern Slavery, Human Trafficking and Exploitation 
• MA Human Rights 
• MSc Law, Artificial Intelligence, and New Technologies 
• MA Politics and International Relations 
• MSc Cyber Security 
• MSc Environmental Sustainability and Green Technology 
• MSc Global Healthcare Leadership 

This program has committed to matching the $30,000 Truman Scholarship with a $30,000 award of their own.

This program has committed to supporting Scholars admitted to its Master in International Affairs (MIA), Master in Public Policy (MPP), or Master in Public Administration (MPA) programs. Scholars will receive S$20,000 per year for full-time studies. Specifically, MIA and MPP students will receive a total of S$40,000, while MPA students will receive S$20,000. 

This program has committed to 50% tuition, plus fee waivers for all applicants, for up to two Scholars per academic year.

This program commits to supporting Truman Scholars via its established Pepperdine Policy Partners Program (P4), including scholarship opportunities and fee waivers for applicants.

This program has indicated that all costs (beyond those covered by the $30,000 from the Foundation) will be covered by the institution for Truman Scholars.

The Frank S. Pardee RAND Graduate School commits to matching the $30,000 Truman Scholarship with a $30,000 award of their own. Scholars will also be eligible for a research fellowship estimated at $63,000 for the master’s level program in policy analysis and more than $130,000 for the Ph.D. program. Pardee RAND also waives its application fee for Truman Scholars. 

This program has indicated that all costs (beyond those covered by the $30,000 from the Foundation) will be covered by the institution for Truman Scholars.

This program has committed to matching the $30,000 Truman Scholarship with a $30,000 award of their own.

This program has indicated that all costs (beyond those covered by the $30,000 from the Foundation) will be covered by the institution for Truman Scholars.

This program has committed to matching the $30,000 Truman Scholarship with a $30,000 award of their own.

This program has committed to award one full-tuition scholarship each year to a Truman Scholar.

This program has committed to matching the $30,000 Truman Scholarship with a $30,000 award of their own.

This program has indicated that Truman Scholars who are accepted and attend are guaranteed a minimum of $30,000/year for non-Virginia residents and $20,000/year for Virginia residents in scholarship support.

This program has indicated that Truman Scholars who are accepted and attend will have their scholarship augmented by a fellowship award package valued at over $50,000 for out-of-state students over the course of two years. They will be eligible for in-state tuition and a living stipend estimated at $15,000 over two years.

This program will provide all costs related to tuition, fees, health insurance, and stipends (beyond the Truman Foundation's $30K) for up to five years for Scholars fully enrolled in doctoral-granting degree programs under the purview of the Graduate School. 

This program commits to working with each Truman Scholar individually to make up the difference between tuition costs and Truman funding.