2025-2026 Standard Selection Scholarship Application Is Now Open

Students from around the world apply each year for this amazing cultural experience often referred to as “the best year of  their life”. We welcome any students who meet the qualifications to apply.

GRSP Class of 2023-24

GRSP Class of 2023-24 includes 20 males and 22 females from 24 countries. The scholars are sponsored by 93 Rotary Clubs within Georgia and attending 24 public and private colleges/universities throughout the state

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PROMOTING WORLD PEACE

This program is one-of-a-kind. We have been bringing nations together since 1946. The program began with only 4 scholars, and now we are proud to say that we have more than 3,692 alumni from all over the world. The program’s purpose is to broaden the understanding of world peace through people and that is exactly what we’ve done.

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GRSP Conclave Ushers in Class of 2023-24

GRSP Conclave Ushers in Class of 2023-24

Cabaret, featuring songs, skills, humor, national costumes and more, showcased a variety of talent and diversity among the Georgia Rotary Student Program’s Class of 2023-24 in Macon. Directed by Chair Emeritus and GRSP Foundation President Jim and Lynn Drake, the...

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The Riverwalk and Low-Country Shrimp Boil topped the list of highlights for Georgia Rotary Student Program scholars in Savannah for the recent Hue Thomas, Jr., GRSP Weekend. Rotarians from area clubs hosted our international college students. GRSP Chair Emeritus Jim Drake served as chair for the 17th annual event in Savannah, which also featured a visit to the Mighty Eighth Air Force Museum and a trip to Tybee Island.

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The Riverwalk and Low-Country Shrimp Boil topped the list of highlights for Georgia Rotary Student Program scholars in Savannah for the recent Hue Thomas, Jr., GRSP Weekend. Rotarians from area clubs hosted our international college students. GRSP Chair Emeritus Jim Drake served as chair for the 17th annual event in Savannah, which also featured a visit to the Mighty Eighth Air Force Museum and a trip to Tybee Island.  

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Enzo Ferrarini’s life goal is to always improve and he believes there is always something more to learn. Enzo, 23 from Brazil is attending Georgia Gwinnett College and sponsored by the Rotary Clubs of Gwinnett County and Gwinnett Sunrise. He is enjoying his class in Leadership at GGC, and proclaims, “Being able to learn theoretical and practical skills with such a great professor and awesome resources makes me so happy.” His favorite aspect of his GRSP year so far is definitely the people. “Getting to know so many good people here who are willing to help you and having friends from all over the world is so incredible,” he said. “An experience only GRSP is able to make possible, so that’s why I appreciate Rotary and the program so much for this once in a lifetime opportunity!”
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Enzo Ferrarini’s life goal is to always improve and he believes there is always something more to learn. Enzo, 23 from Brazil is attending Georgia Gwinnett College and sponsored by the Rotary Clubs of Gwinnett County and Gwinnett Sunrise. He is enjoying his class in Leadership at GGC, and proclaims, “Being able to learn theoretical and practical skills with such a great professor and awesome resources makes me so happy.”  His favorite aspect of his GRSP year so far is definitely the people. “Getting to know so many good people here who are willing to help you and having friends from all over the world is so incredible,” he said. “An experience only GRSP is able to make possible, so that’s why I appreciate Rotary and the program so much for this once in a lifetime opportunity!” 
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So exciting!! I’m also from Paraná, Brazil, and I studied at GGC as well with the GRSP program back on 2019/20! Feel free to connect if you need any tips 😄 enjoy your year!!

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Being a part of the Georgia Rotary Student Program has been one of the most profound experiences of my life. This program has afforded me the opportunity to forge lasting friendships with people from diverse backgrounds and experiences. This, perhaps, is the greatest gift that one can hope to get for it allows us to see through differences across cultures and instead find similarities between one another. I feel that such fellowship across participants, both students and host families, is what made this program such an enriching experience for me.

Ali Shaaban Shahid
Pakistan
GRSP 2013-14

Since 1946, Rotarians in Georgia, USA, have promoted world peace through understanding by offering ambassadorial scholarships to international students for one year cultural immersion and of study in Georgia colleges and universities.

Each year, students from all over the world make friends in the United States and other nations and learn about differing cultures and lifestyles. Georgia Rotarians believe “Peace is Possible” and through GRSP promote international goodwill through friendship and understanding.

The students become adopted members of a Georgia “host family,” living on-campus at the school they attend. This is an ambassadorial scholarship program, not an exchange!

Georgia Rotary Clubs sponsor students recommended by a Rotary Club in their home country.