Study after Cambridge

Churchill Scholars are very often accepted to the graduate schools and medical schools of their choice before they spend a year in Cambridge and are allowed to defer their acceptance to the following year.  (A few graduate schools require deferred students to reapply with the understanding of guaranteed readmission, largely in order to calculate scholarship support properly.)

Some Scholars, however, choose to apply to graduate school or to medical school whole they are in Cambridge, a process which usually entails at least one return trip to the United States for interviews.

Finally, many Churchill Scholars have applied for graduate fellowship like the NSF, NDSEG, and others while they are seniors in college, some apply during their year in Cambridge.  The NSF and some other fellowships are deferrable, but the NDSEG is not.

Here are many of the graduate and professional schools at which Churchill Scholars are currently enrolled and the relevant departments or programs:

California Institute of Technology:  Astronomy; Chemistry; Mathematics; Physics

Columbia University:  Chemical Physics; Geological Sciences

Weill Cornell Medical College:  MD/PhD

Duke University:  Biology; Computer Science

Duke Medical School:  MD/PhD in Neuroscience

Harvard University:  Astronomy, Biological Chemistry, Mathematics, Molecular and Cellular Biology; Physics

Harvard Medical School:  MD and MD/PhD

Johns Hopkins University:  Chemistry and Biology Interface Program

Massachusetts Institute of Technology:  Applied Mathematics; Biology; Computer Science; Mathematics, Physical Chemistry; Physics

NIH/Cambridge Scholars Program:  Clinical Biochemistry

Princeton University:  Mathematics; Physics; Public Affairs (Woodrow Wilson School)

Rockefeller University:  Biology

Stanford University:  Aeronautical Engineering; Biological Sciences; Biochemistry; Biophysics; Chemical & Systems Biology; Chemistry; Mathematics; Mechanical Engineering

Stanford University Medical School:  MD/PhD in Neuroscience, MD/PhD in Oncology

The Tri-Institutional Program of Cornell University, Rockefeller University, and the Sloan-Kettering Institute

University of California/Berkeley:  Energy Resource Group; Mathematics