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Fellowships

A limited number of partial tuition grants and fellowships are awarded to qualifying candidates who apply directly to NU-TEACH and are accepted into the NU-TEACH program as NU-TEACH interns. Fellowship amounts may vary.

Eligible Candidates

• Hold at least a BA or BS degree from an accredited college or university as of June 15, 2011
• For those interested in teaching at the secondary level, have a major or at least a substantial concentration of courses in math, science or computer science. Elementary candidates should have a major in math, science or one of the humanities.
• Have a minimum GPA of 3.0
• Must pass certification tests administered by the Illinois State Board of Education

Obligation of Fellowships

• Demonstrate a strong commitment to public education
• Successfully complete all of the requirements of the NU-TEACH program
• Teach in Chicago for a minimum of two years

Recipients will be notified as fellowships are awarded. 

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