Scholarship Application Questions and Answers

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We hear you that’s why scholars4dev.com has developed a set of answers to your most frequently asked questions related to scholarship application.  You can ask additional  questions in the comment box found after this post and we will try our best to answer them.

Q: Are there scholarships for [specific field of study]? Are there scholarship for [nationality]?

A: There are scholarships for most fields of study and for most nationalities.  The key is just to find them. In scholars4dev.com, scholarships are categorized by fields of study and by target group (see the sitemap).  Click on a particular field of study or target group to view a list of available scholarships according to your criteria.

Related Links: Lists of Scholarships in any Field of Studyand Scholarships for study in Any Country.

Q: What are the general eligibility requirements to get a scholarship?

A: The eligibility requirements vary from scholarship to scholarship. It will also depend on the level of study the scholarship supports. Based on the scholarships we have featured, some of the common qualifications include a previous University degree, proficiency in English, high academic grades, unconditional/conditional acceptance to a programme offered at a participating/host University. Aside from the eligibility requirements of the scholarship, you must also consider the eligibility requirements of the programme of study you are applying to.

Related Links: Am I eligible for a scholarship?

Q: How do I apply for a scholarship?

A: The simple answer to that is to follow the application instructions given by the scholarship provider/University. The application instructions vary among scholarship providers so there is no standard way of applying to a scholarship.  The application instructions are usually outlined very clearly.  Follow the the instructions step by step so you will not get overwhelmed by the amount of information presented.

Q: When is the best time to apply for a scholarship?

A: The best time to apply for a scholarship is within the application period set by the scholarship provider/University. Usually, scholarship applications (as well as admissions) should be done 6 months to one year before the academic year you plan to study.

Q: Are scholarships offered every year? If I missed the application deadline this year, can I apply for it the next year?

A: Most major scholarships are offered annually but this will always depend if the University or the scholarship provider has enough funds for their scholarship program.

From Neema Kallinga

Q: I have searched for scholarships so many times but I’ve failed to see scholarships offered to undergraduates. Most scholarships only cover PhD or MS/MA studies. Are there any undergraduate scholarships out there?

A: Although it is somewhat true that most of the  existing scholarships are for postgraduate studies, there are international undergraduate scholarships that can be found (with a lot persistent searching).

Related Link: List of Undergraduate Scholarships

From FURAHA

Q: Will a scholarship allow me to study at any University around the globe or the does it require me to study only at a specific place or university?

A:  It depends upon the type of scholarship.  There are scholarships that allows you to study at any country (i.e. Aga Khan Foundation Scholarships, Ford Foundation Fellowships, etc.)* while other scholarships only allow you to study at specified host institutions (e.g. World Bank Scholarships, ADB-JSP Scholarships).  Most government-sponsored scholarships allow you study at any University in their country (i.e. Commonwealth Shared Scholarship Scheme, Australian Government International Postgraduate Scholarships, etc.).

Related Link: List of Scholarships for Study in Any Country

From Aliu and  Ngalim Adrian S. 

Q:  Do I need to gain admission into my preferred course of study in the university of my choice first before applying for a scholarship? Is it possible to get a scholarship when you don’t have admission in a university yet?

A: The application process differs from scholarship to scholarship. Most of the time, admissions to the Univeristy is required before you are allowed to apply for the scholarship.  Sometimes, the application to admissions and the application to the scholarship are submitted at the same time. In some instances, your application to admission already serves as your application to the scholarship – you don’t need a separate scholarship application. Still, there are some scholarship providers that allow you to apply for the scholarship even without admissions to a programme/school or while you are still processing your application to the programme.  One must then follow the application instructions set by the scholarship provider.

From Babalola, Yisau 

Q: Sometimes, the application form is not found at the website of the scholarship provider. How can I find the application forms easily?

A:  The application form should always be found at the scholarship website but there are a number of reasons why it can’t be found. One reason could be that the scholarship application period hasn’t started yet so the form is still not available for viewing/downloading.  Another reason is that some scholarship websites don’t readily display the link to the application form.  If this is the case, then you should try to visit all the relevant pages of the scholarship website. Don’t forget to look at the left or right sidebars as the download link might be placed there.  When all else fails, contact the scholarship provider and request for the link to the application form.

From Nalumansi Moureen 

Q:  Is it possible for me to get a scholarship in the same country I am in and do i get to choose the course i want to study?

A:  Most international scholarships require you to study in any country except your own. If you want to study in your own country, you should try to find national or local scholarships.  The liberty to choose a particular course of study will depend on the conditions set by the scholarship provider/University.

From Mahama Alhassan and Hamidatu Salia Zakari 

Q:  I have applied for a scholarship and am still waiting for a reply from the University . I want to know whether it’s advisable to call them and find out how my application is doing?  How will I know if I have  won a scholarship?

A:  As much as possible, you should refrain from contacting the University regarding the results of your scholarship application.  If you are shortlisted or accepted into the scholarship, the scholarship provider/University will surely contact you. Usually, the scholarship provider indicates a specific time period when the selection results will come out. When you haven’t a received a confirmation during this time, then it would be safe to assume that you were not awarded with the scholarship.

From Alexandra Muhaya

Q: I haven’t undertaken IELTS nor TOEFL  exams. Does that hinder my chances of getting a scholarship?

Related Question from Moses Byomuhangi:

I am from an English speaking country (Kenya) and i have been taught in English since i started school, would TOEFL be a requirement?

A: Not all Universities require you to take the TOEFL or IELTS. A significant number of Universities  accepts a Certificate of English as Medium of Instruction in place of an English proficiency exam. When it is absolutely required by the University, then you must take TOEFL or other English proficiency exams regardless if you were taught in English during your University studies or not.

From Billy 

Q: How do you write the scholarship essay?

Did the scholarship provider provide any format? If they did, you should follow that. If they have not specified a specific format, then you can follow this simple outline when making your application/motivation letter: (1) Background/Key Qualifications, (2) Intentions for studying, (3) Expectations of the Course, and (4) your plans during and after the study. In making the letter, you should not just tell them why you need the scholarship but more importantly you should  explain clearly why you deserve to get the scholarship.

From  Carlos Mbuta 

Q: The issue to age is not mentioned in most scholarships I have come across. Is age not a criteria?

Related Question from Clement Irhiemi:

Q: Is there any age limit to obtaining a scholarship abroad?

A: Some scholarships set an age limit and some do not. If the scholarship provider did not indicate an age limit as part of their eligibility requirements then it is safe to assume that there is no age limit. When there is an age limit, scholarship providers set different age limits for different levels of study (i.e. Masters, Phd, postdoctoral fellowships).

From Charity Mbuvah 

Q: Is there a way for the application fee to be waived? l cannot afford to pay for it.

Related Question:

Is TOEFL exam supported by the scholarship?

A: You should be prepared to use your own funds for the application fee because most scholarship providers don’t shoulder this  cost*. Most often than not, the cost of preparing the application requirements including the TOEFL exam is not covered by a scholarship. If you are really serious in pursuing a scholarship, you must try to save up for the cost of TOEFL or the application fee.

Note: Not all Universities require an application fee, in fact, a significant number of Universities allow you to apply without  having to pay any application fee.  Be aware of scholarship scams and double check if the University really requires an application fee.

From Melkamu 

Q: How can I find Universities that offer scholarships?

A:  This is one challenging task to undertake. Luckily, we have developed a list of Universities that offer scholarships for developing countries, for your reference.

 

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    • scholars4dev says:

      Thanks Ali! In most cases, you would need to have finished your studies to apply for a scholarship for the next level of study. For example, if you are applying for a Masters scholarship, you must have finished your Bachelors studies first before you can be considered.

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  31. Wilson says:

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    • scholars4dev says:

      It is okay to apply to different scholarships in different countries at the same time. However, if you get offered multiple scholarships to study in different countries, you must choose only one.

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  33. Towfiqomi says:

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    • scholars4dev says:

      It would depend on the university you are applying to but both are generally accepted by colleges and universities.

  34. Please tell me that is it possible to get a scholarship even if your academic performance is not good at all. I am able to think and do the best in future.
    If possible, please tell me.
    Thank you.

    • scholars4dev says:

      It is possible but since most scholarships awards are quite competitive, it would be hard if you have poor academic performance. Even need-based scholarships require you to have good if not exemplary academic performance. What you can do is to join scholarship competitions where you can compete based on your skills and special talents.

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    Hoping you will get back to me soon.
    Thank you once again.

    • scholars4dev says:

      Only the university can assess if you are qualified for an undergraduate scholarship at their university. Try to apply to one and you will know if you are eligible or not.

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  54. Vivianne says:

    Dear Sir/Madam,

    I am from a developing country (Brazil), but i’m currently living in Australia. Now, that I want to apply for a scholarship for delevoping countries, can the fact that i’m living (temporary) in a first world country be a disadvantadge?

    i look forward to hearing from you.

    Kind regards,

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    • scholars4dev says:

      This is possible. There are a lot of scholarships that pays for all related expenses for your studies. However, you might have to spend some of your own money in the process of preparing your application (e.g. application fees, mailing of documents, TOEFL, etc.)

  61. Shafiq Saraj says:

    Human beings cannot live in isolation, therefore cooperation with others is needed. Thanking this website for assistance with knowledge seekers, Good luck!

  62. Selemani Zumo says:

    First of all i want to express my special thanks to you for helping me to know about the many scholarships in many universities, i appreciate it. My intention is to study undergraduate through Distance learning or Online, but i have tried to get these scholarships in vain, most of the scholarships is for postgraduate studies. For my age that i have now it will good for me to study when i am at home. Please help me continue to find a Distance or Online scholarship.

  63. Salima Nalinga says:

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  64. Sampa says:

    I appreciate you for the kind effort of updating me with the current scholarships..i find it rather difficult to find a scholarship in Masters of mining Engneering in Rockmechanics or geotechnics..Hope something comes up.

    thankyou
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  65. oby says:

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  66. tozya says:

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  67. Vityea says:

    Thank for very useful website. Recently I just got Letter of Acceptance for University that I qualified enough to study at that Uni, so it time for me to find fund. I just wonder how can I ask to get fund or scholarship from other sources ( website ….. ?)
    thank you
    best regard

  68. baba iro says:

    I must start by thanking you for the wonderful work you are doing, please keep it up. I am a nigerian planning to study Msc Animal Breeding in the uk, the netherlands, canada or australia; a list of the institutions that offer the course in the above countries would therefore be appreciated.

  69. francis wamundila says:

    thanx for the information, its realy a battle to get a scorlarship have spent like an eternity searchin for one. what about certain scolarships demanding for deposits of money as to secure the scolarship, is this kind genuine?

    • scholars4dev says:

      Beware of these types of scholarship requesting for money. Most often than not, scholarship granting bodies does not ask for money. Although sometimes, an application fee is required by Universities in order to be considered for admissions. If they do require some form of payment, do some research on the institution/university offering the scholarship and determine if the scholarship offer is legitimate or not. Good luck!

  70. Elize Teofelus says:

    I accidentaly came across this website and I must say it has given me hope of one day getting a scholarship to do a master in development or financial Economics, I hope that day comes soon.

  71. Sally says:

    For the undergraduate scholarships, are those taking their second degree eligible?
    Like me, I just graduated from my Bachelor but I want to take a second degree (I was forced by my parents, and I don’t like the degree I graduated). Parents now gave me the freedom to choose my career but they will not support anymore. I’m unemployed; can’t find/get into a job with my Bachelor.
    Do I have a chance to get a scholarship for undergraduate?

    • scholars4dev says:

      Sally, it is up to the scholarship giving body if they would consider giving scholarships to students pursuing their second degree. The next time you come across an undergraduate scholarship, inquire if they consider cases such as yours. Good luck!

  72. Okogwu says:

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  73. Jescah says:

    Womderful, I appreciate this website for the information and chances provided for the needy and unable people to support themselves to pursue in their studies. Keep up the spirit and God bless you so much.Through this foundation we stand in unity as one. Thanks in advance for your updates.

  74. angel says:

    thanks so much,for all the valluable information u are providing to us through this site. i hope i will one day find a scholarship that will help me acheive my dream.

  75. Md: Didarul Islam says:

    it’s a good and aooreciable initiative for the developed countries as they provide scholarship in different fields of university. here, i need a masters linguistic scholarship in English.

  76. Elias Abakpa says:

    wonderful!!!, Africans are dying because of poverty in the land.Corruption has made so many Africans not to advance further.Please,can you help me on how to get scholarship to doing my masters in project management.I have being searching for this opportunity for almost eleven years now. I am very happy about this information. I will spread the good news to other friends who are interested. More grease to your elbow.God bless you for this message.

  77. Martha says:

    Most of the application forms I’ve come across do not suit my specific needs. I have acquired certificates and diplomas over the years and would like to be considered for the MBA with a specialisation in training and development – I’m not sure if entry requirements would consider a person like me who has worked their way up with no formal degree at all. In other words, can one be considered at an institution with age and experience entry-eligibility.

  78. isabelle says:

    I am very gratefull to this website and i fell lucky to link up with you. My only worry is if other brothers and sisters from french speaker countries are also having this kind of opportunity!
    In most of these, also developing countries, you easely find young people willing to go far with studies and loving english but, just stuck on low lever of education, lack of financial capacity.
    Also, we are not always aware of these additional internetional diplomas mostly requiered for admission as toefel or others for us from french learning schools/ countries. Is there anyway for us to benefit even with an other substutate text of admission in case you would like to evaluate the lever before to admite?
    Thank you very much.

  79. While the information provided in this website is articulating,It is very difficult for the citizens of the developing nations to fully benefit from the alleged scholarships. Reasons being the cunning measures of some universities to admit international students with the lure bait encapsulated in the inscription SCHOLARSHIP. First, most universities will require applicants to first apply to the university. But it is generally known that the process of apllying will entail a strong financial base (among others). Before one actually fulfils the basic requirement for the offer of admission, it is as quite frustating as never seeking for scholarships. iikpoemugh@yahoo.com

  80. John Kolingo says:

    Helo
    It is wonderful going through the info about scholarships.
    I enjoy and share with others
    Regards

  81. Peggy says:

    Hello,

    I really appreciate you posting all the scholarships we can choose from. I was wondering if scholarships to study in ur home country exist? I want to start my masters but would like to do so in my home country. you have masters degree courses but they are very expensive.

    Many thanks,

    Peggy

  82. Nirupa Manage says:

    This site is very useful to all the applicants

  83. Angela Mueni says:

    Thanks. This will help alot of needy students

  84. Dino says:

    Thanks for the information provided in this website. It really helps me a lot!

  85. frehiwot says:

    I would like to thank for your good information provided in this website

  86. EMMANUEL OKWABI says:

    Thanks for your update of scholarship providers, May the Lord bless you for such a wonderful job that you have took upon yourself to educate the whole world especially africa been the third world country.

  87. govind raj rosyara says:

    I really apperciate this site.

  88. Aklilu Gebretsadik says:

    Can I get scholarships without taking SAT,TOFEL and other tests?

    • scholars4dev says:

      See the answer to this question above.

      • Gemmechis kitaw says:

        I am happy to see this information .then if the God says I my get this chance neer in the futer.Sinse I am in the third world country it is imposible to learn our masters degree in side or out side the country .Then if you help me the God may bless you.I graduate with physics from Haramaya University and now Iam teaching in Ambo secondery school. I want to learn my masters with any field.
        thank you

        • Gemmechis kitaw says:

          this is an interesting idea keep it up .
          I am happy to see this!

  89. ORYEMA RICHARD says:

    I realy greateful for giving scholarship opportunity to students of diffrent background across the globe and also would like to know how to write a succesful application letter since I have spent more than 4 years searching for scholarships .

  90. Mosisa Bekele says:

    I again appreciate your such blessed gift for poor nations.

  91. Christian Makunga says:

    How are you doing?

    Iam a Tanzanian by nationality, I would like to share views with you on how to provide scholarship details in our coutry. I is well and good if sometimes first priority is given to other regions a part from few cities found in the country like Dar-es-salaam. Most of Tanzanians who wish to get scholarship in other regions fail to get information as well as the cost. But, thank you too much for giving us consideration to advance our knowledge for our country and the world at large.

    Can I get MA-Literature scholarship? In July this year I do expect to finish my Bachelor Of Education Languages(Major-English, Minor-Kiswahili).Iam a third year student at Teofilo Kisanji University (TEKU)

  92. David ASIIMWE says:

    Thanks alot for your updates. Keep the spirit.

  93. Dianah says:

    i really appreciate the notices that are put forward for various students whose wishes are to study abroad it really means especially to those who need the scholarships but my main query is what does it take for one to get a scholarship? thank you!

  94. Very grateful for your kind updates.

    This is a resourceful site indeed. Keep it up.I will keep trying my best too. Now in Costa Rica on Masters Course but not on full scholarship.Abit hard to manage the cost of living but trying.

    Sincere regards

    Moses
    University for Peace
    MA. International peace Studies
    Costs Rica

  95. Rahimi says:

    Can you please provide a more comprehensive list on Distance Learning Scholarship?
    I will really appreaiate it!
    Thanks
    Rahi

  96. Machiwa, J says:

    Hello providers, I realy appriciate your information, but please may you notefy us on the kinds of costs that are covered and those which are not covered in the scholarship. But again, will those costs covered in the scholarship need to be re-payed, if yes through which mechanisms?

    • scholars4dev says:

      Machiwa, that information is provided under the section “Scholarship value/inclusions”. Most scholarships don’t need to be repaid unless otherwise stated. However, some awards are in the form of loans which you need to pay after your studies. Some scholarships require you to return to your home country right after the scholarship. You should also read the scholarship’s terms and conditions for complete details on how the scholarship is awarded.

  97. scholars4dev says:

    Hi Dr. Wilson, there aren’t a lot of scholarships for Veterinary Medicine but i think this list of scholarships in any field of study can help you in locating one.

  98. Adriano Mduda says:

    In fact i appreciate that the information that you are providing are very helpful to many people including myself.

  99. Nahom Semeneh says:

    Hello Sir/Madam
    I would like to thank u for arranging this chance to discuss on scholarship related issues.
    Currently i am investing my time in searching free scholarship wether it is distance or not for my MA Degree.But mostly it is difficult to get free scholarship which the tution fee might be componsate by the student after graduation through using whatever possible mechanisms due to low income of applicants form developing countries like my country Ethiopia.Besides,how i can get the exam like TOEFL and IELTS becuase almost all universities use it as one of the needed criteria.

    Thank u

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