Established in 1998, the Canfield Private Equity Fellowship supports applicants with a demonstrable interest in continuing or entering the Private Equity function. The award is named after Phil Canfield, an alumnus of the University of Chicago Booth School of Business with an MBA in 1996.
In addition to the award, the fellowship also covers networking opportunities with Phil and his esteemed PE network.
Amount: $50,000 (2 years - $25,000 each year)
Number of Awards: Variable
Criteria/Eligibility
To be considered for the Canfield Private Equity Fellowship, applicants must meet the following eligibility criteria:
• Must have a background in investment banking or private equity.
• Should be dedicated to pursuing a career in private equity. The goals essay or questions that ask for career goals should clearly capture the enthusiasm for Private Equity and leadership to shine in the function.
• Past Academic Achievements are one of the biggest influences in the award
• Professional accomplishments validated by recommenders are equally important for the award
Essays: No specific essays are required for the Canfield Private Equity Fellowship
Related Service: F1GMAT’s Booth MBA Essay Editing Service
Related Book: F1GMAT’s Chicago Booth MBA Essay Guide
Reference: Canfield PE Fellowship
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