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The Clarendon Scholarship comes to mind. About 140 scholarships awarded to exceptional graduate students each year, and it covers the entire cost of study. This one is Oxford specific. Here is a link to all of the graduate scholarships that Oxford provides http://www.ox.ac.uk/admissions/graduate/fees-and-funding/graduate-scholarships I imagine other top schools offer similar awards to attract the best. Try to pick through their graduate websites to discover them.

Hi, Was anyone accepted to this program? Is anyone considering applying this year? What do you think of my chances? University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire. Materials Science major. Undergrad GPA: 3.98 (4.0 major) Research Exp: 4 years undergraduate (one summer in France via NSF international REU) Pubs: One first author in materials letters. Another in progress with mentor from France. LOR: Extremely good letters from 5+ faculty GRE: 162 V, 161 Q (what I'm worried most about; AW still processing) Awards: Barry Goldwater Scholarship, NSF REU, McNair Scholar Thanks!

Hi all, Went into the GRE yesterday with a days worth of studying (been a bad semester), but I got a 162 V and 161 Q. Looking to go into a Materials Science program. Just wondering if these scores are good enough to prevent me from being immediately filtered from a top-tier school? Thank you