; (2) reside in a health professional shortage area as determined by the Secretary; (3) demonstrate promise for becoming a leader in the field of international health; (4) be a college senior or recent graduate of a 4-year institution of higher education; and (5) submit to the Secretary an application at such time, in such manner, and containing such information as the Secretary may require. (c) Use of funds A fellowship awarded under subsection (a) to an eligible individual shall be used to support an opportunity for the individual to become a health professional and to advance the knowledge of the individual about international issues relating to health care access and quality. (d) Priority In awarding fellowships under subsection (a), the Director shall give priority to eligible individuals that— (1) are from a disadvantaged background; and (2) have identified a mentor at a health professions school or institution, an academic advisor to assist in the completion of their graduate or professional degree, and an advisor from an international health non-governmental organization, private volunteer organization, or other international institution or program that focuses on increasing health care access and quality for residents in developing countries. (e) Fellowships A fellowship awarded under this section may not— (1) be provided to an eligible individual for more than a period of 6 months; (2) be awarded to a graduate of a 4-year institution of higher education that has not been enrolled in such institution for more than 1 year