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	1. Does the Humphrey Fellowship give degrees?

	Nope, the Humphrey Fellowship is a non-degree program. Fellows can take classes, but they won&rsquo;t be getting a degree. It&rsquo;s mainly about professional growth.

	2. Can I bring my family to the U.S. with me?

	Yes, you can apply for family members to join you, but you&#39;ll need to get approval first. You&#39;ll also need to show you can financially support them, have proper health insurance that meets U.S. requirements, and have childcare plans in place. The program is busy, so you&#39;ll be away from your host campus a lot.

	3. Can I pick my host university?

	No, the Institute of International Education (IIE) assigns you to a host university based on your professional field and interests. You&rsquo;ll typically be placed with a small group of others at schools that fit your needs.

	4. What if I&#39;m not chosen this year? Can I apply again?

	Yes, you can apply again in the future. Just keep in mind that your application won&rsquo;t get special treatment.

	5. Is there an age limit for applicants?

	A: There&rsquo;s no strict age limit, but the program is aimed at mid-career professionals with around 5-15 years of experience, who are in leadership roles and have a strong commitment to public service.

	6. What qualities are they looking for in Humphrey Fellows?

	They want strong leadership potential, a commitment to public service, a good plan for how the fellowship will help their home country, good English communication skills, and the ability to adapt to a new culture and school environment.

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