WVU Scholars

West Virginia University students have a long tradition of winning prestigious, nationally-competitive scholarships and fellowships. In 1904, a WVU student, Charles F. T. Brooke, was among the first group of Rhodes Scholars. Since then, WVU students have won 25 Rhodes Scholarships, 26 Truman Scholarships, 81 Fulbright Scholarships, 50 Goldwater Scholarships, 29 Boren Scholarships, 41 Critical Language Scholars, 6 Udall Scholars and more.

• Boren Scholars
• Critical Language Scholars
• Department of Homeland Security Scholars
• Fulbright Scholars
• Gates Cambridge Scholars
• Gilman Scholars
• Goldwater Scholars
• Hertz Fellows
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• Jack Kent Cooke Scholars
• Marshall Scholars
• National Science Foundation Graduate Research Fellows
• Newman Civic Fellows
• Pickering/Rangel Fellows
• Rhodes Scholars
• Schwarzman Scholars
• Truman Scholars
• Udall Scholars
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