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Guilford College Fellowships

Find the fellowship that fits your passion.

Guilford College offers eight four-year, merit-based programs that invest in students who are ready to learn boldly, lead purposefully and make a difference.


Bonner Leaders Program

A community-service leadership program focused on social justice and community development across the Greater Greensboro area. 

Business Fellows

This unique program offers students special educational opportunities to deepen their understanding of business with an emphasis on ethical business practices. 

Creative & Performing Arts Fellows

This program works with students interested in the creative and performing arts, fostering camaraderie and innovation inside and outside of the classroom. 


Ethical Leadership Fellows Scholarship

A leadership development program designed to strengthen each student's leadership skills and ability to impact themselves, their communities, and their worlds with an ethical leadership minor. 

Honors Program

A supportive community for students who share a commitment to achieving academic excellence. Honors students are curious, driven leaders pursuing academic excellence, self-discovery, and a transformative liberal arts experience. 

Law & Criminal Justice Fellows

Designed for student interested in law, public safety, and/or criminal justice. This program aims to deepen your understanding of the policies, history, and opportunities for change in the American criminal justice system. 


Quaker Leadership Scholars Program

QLSP is a community of 30+ students from diverse faith backgrounds, interested in: spiritual exploration, the Quaker tradition, social justice and service work, and building community. 

STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, & Mathematics) Fellows

Guilford's STEM majors have a long history of producing students who exemplify the College's core values in science-related professions. 


Take the next step

Come build your path at Guilford.

Apply, visit, or ask us anything — and your gift, of any size, powers financial aid and the 189-year work of teaching a handful of students at a time.