- Typically, students can only receive funding from one College sponsored source.
- The College will not fund projects in locations with a Level 4 travel warning from the U.S. State Department. Travel to locations with a Level 3 warning must be approved by the College’s Travel Council.
- The Travel Council recognizes that in some cases, study or experience abroad in the home country of an international student may be appropriate and desirable for research or internship opportunities. In cases that have been approved by the sponsoring office, such experiences are permitted, as long as the student formally acknowledges that the College's emergency travel insurance will not cover such a situation. Students will be required to sign a waiver confirming that they understand that the College will not be able to guarantee their evacuation, including return to Haverford to resume study, in a situation of crisis.
- International students (F-1) applying for College sponsored funding to intern at an organization in the U.S. must meet with Denise Allison very early in the intern application process in order to apply for the required F-1 Optional Practical Training (OPT). Students who have not spoken to Denise Allison by the week of February 18 will not be eligible to receive the college funding.
- Applicants must be currently enrolled students when applying and enrolled the semester after receiving the grant. Students on Dean's Leave are not eligible to apply for funding.
- Funding to support travel to a students’ home country or hometown from Haverford College for summer internships may be considered but is not guaranteed. Applications will be reviewed on a case-by-case basis. Major factors taken into consideration when reviewing requests include but are not exclusive of:
- opportunities not found elsewhere,
- benefit to their community,
- benefit to the organization,
- benefit to their curricular experience.
Bryn Mawr College offers three internships open to Haverford students: The Hanna Holborn Gray Research Fellowship, Summer Research in the Sciences, and the Ariadne Solter Fund.