After the Program

Coro Fellows alumni pursue careers in a wide range of fields such as banking, finance, entrepreneurship, economic development, human services, education, government, arts, the environment, and philanthropy.

Upon completion of the program, Coro Fellows are afforded unique benefits from certain graduate schools. Fellows are also eligible to receive graduate credit at other schools, usually worked out on a case-by-case basis.

Jack, Joseph and Morton Mandel School of Applied Social Sciences (Mandel School), Case Western University, Cleveland
Under this partnership, the Mandel School will provide $11,500 in annual scholarships (up to $23,000 for two year program) in addition to a living stipend of $6,000 annual (total of $12,000 for two year program). The total financial package is $17,500 annually or $35,000 for two years.

The George Warren Brown School of Social Work at Washington University in St. Louis
$20,000 scholarship award for two years of study towards a Master’s in Social Work degree. Also, MSW-accepted students can defer acceptance for one year in order to complete the Coro Fellows Program.


H. John Heinz III School of Public Policy and Management at Carnegie Mellon University, Pittsburgh
Opportunity for admission into an accelerated, one-year Masters degree program and a minimum $10,000 scholarship per semester.


Graduate School of Public and International Affairs at University of Pittsburgh
Waived application fees for Masters level programs. Upon acceptance, a minimum $5,000 scholarship per year. Joint enrollment opportunities are available, at a reduced rate, for current Pittsburgh Fellows.


Milano Graduate School of Management and Urban Policy at the New School for Social Research, New York
Upon completion of the Fellows program and university admission, 12 credits (of 42) towards a degree.


University of San Francisco, Graduate Program in Public Affairs and Practical Politics
For Coro Fellows, the University of San Francisco grants automatic admission with a 50% scholarship to the Master of Public Affairs Program, waives the application fee, waives the GRE requirement, and waives the final semester-long internship.


University of Southern California Price/Coro Alumni Fellowship Program
USC Price has established a special $10,000 fellowship for alumni of the Coro Fellows program. This award will be disbursed over a two year period ($5,000 per year). These fellowships are in recognition of the work Coro fellows have done, their commitment to public service, and their contributions to the betterment of society. Coro alumni may be eligible for additional funding through Dean’s Merit Scholarships. Application deadline: December 15 for fall enrollment.


Coro Pittsburgh is a partner with ReWork, which helps young professionals find meaningful work by connecting them to paid opportunities at companies and organizations that are making the world a better place. Coro Fellows are fast-tracked through ReWork’s competitive screening process and matched to projects and full-time opportunities (depending on their interest) at for-impact startups, social enterprises and nonprofits, and triple-bottom-line companies.


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