The Yale Young African Scholars Program (YYAS) is an incredible opportunity for high-achieving African secondary school students. Here’s what you need to know about the 2024 program:
Program Overview:
- Target audience: African secondary school students
 - Purpose: To provide an intensive academic and enrichment experience for students seeking higher education and wishing to become young leaders in Africa.
 - Program format: Both online and residential options are available in 2024.
 - Tuition: Free for both online and residential programs.
 
Eligibility Criteria for Yale Africa Young Scholars Program:
- Age: 14-18 years old on July 18, 2024 (born between July 19, 2005 and July 18, 2010).
 - Students attending schools in the Southern Hemisphere must be graduating secondary school by November/December 2024 and no later than November/December 2025.
 - Strong academic record
 - Demonstrated leadership potential
 - Commitment to making a positive impact on Africa
 
Program Benefits:
- Academic enrichment: Students will take rigorous courses in various subjects, including leadership development and entrepreneurship.
 - Cultural immersion: Students will participate in cultural activities and excursions.
 - College preparation: Students will receive guidance on applying to universities and colleges.
 - Networking opportunities: Students will connect with Yale faculty, staff, and other YYAS participants.
 - Travel grants: YYAS provides travel grants to cover the cost of travel for students participating in the residential program.
 
Application Information:
- Details about the program and how to apply is available here: https://africanscholars.yale.edu/
 - Application deadline is 25 January 2024
 
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