Georgia Southern women's soccer standout Megan Przybysz was named one of eight recipients of the 2024 Sun Belt Conference Postgraduate Scholarships, announced this week by the league.
The scholarships are awarded to selected student-athletes with stated intentions to pursue a graduate degree following the completion of their undergraduate requirements and are sent directly to the graduate school of each recipient's choice. The recipients were selected by the Sun Belt Postgraduate Scholarship Committee, which is comprised of Faculty Athletic Representatives from across the conference.
To be eligible for Sun Belt Conference Postgraduate Scholarships, nominees must have exhausted eligibility, been declared or designated a varsity letter winner in a Sun Belt-sanctioned sport at a member institution for at least two seasons and achieved a minimum undergraduate cumulative grade point average of 3.3 (on a 4.0 scale).
A five-year letterwinner on the Eagles' women's soccer team, Przybysz earned a bachelor's degree in biology at Georgia Southern before completing the Master of Science program in public health at her alma mater. Her next goal is to complete a second master's degree before beginning a career as a physician's assistant.
