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The '''Marshall Scholarship''', considered almost as prestigious as the [[Rhodes Scholarship]],  awards two years at either [[Oxford]] or [[Cambridge]].
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The '''Marshall Scholarship''', considered as prestigious as the [[Rhodes Scholarship]],  awards two years at either [[Oxford]] or [[Cambridge]].
  
 
A recent drought in Columbia wins was ended in Fall [[2006]] when a Marshall was awarded to [[Paul Sonne]]. Then [[Emma Kaufman]] won in 2007.
 
A recent drought in Columbia wins was ended in Fall [[2006]] when a Marshall was awarded to [[Paul Sonne]]. Then [[Emma Kaufman]] won in 2007.

Revision as of 10:54, 16 May 2008

The Marshall Scholarship, considered as prestigious as the Rhodes Scholarship, awards two years at either Oxford or Cambridge.

A recent drought in Columbia wins was ended in Fall 2006 when a Marshall was awarded to Paul Sonne. Then Emma Kaufman won in 2007.

You can begin the application process through the Fellowships Office.

For a list of Columbia Marshall recipients, see Category:Marshall Scholars.