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How can international students find scholarships in Singapore universities?

I'm an international student looking to study in Singapore. Are there any scholarships specifically for students like me? I've heard it's a great place to study, but I want to make sure it's affordable. Any advice or resources would be appreciated!

a year ago

Though each university in Singapore has its own set of scholarships tailored to the varied requirements of international students, all of them are under a common banner—Financial Aid. Start your search on the university's financial aid page, which often includes a comprehensive list of scholarships, grants, and work-study opportunities. Some common scholarships for international students are the ASEAN Undergraduate Scholarship, Nanyang Scholarship, Sembcorp Industries Undergraduate Scholarship, and Wee Cho Yaw Future Leaders Award among many.

Most of these scholarships are merit-based, meaning they’re awarded based on academic achievements, leadership roles, and other involvements that the applicant might have. Each scholarship has its own eligibility criteria and application process, so it's important to review those details carefully. Most, if not all, will require you to have been officially accepted into the institution before you can apply for a scholarship.

Another platform is Appily, an online resource for students seeking college information and scholarships. You might find scholarship opportunities or other forms of financial aid for studying in Singapore.

Being actively involved in extracurriculars can also boost your chances. Remember that quality matters more than quantity in this case. A handful of activities that you're deeply involved in is more impressive than a plethora of activities that you're somewhat involved in.

Lastly, reach out to the university's admissions office. They should be able to provide you with more information. Be proactive and take the initiative to inquire about the potential opportunities. Remember, every bit of scholarship and grant money can considerably lighten your financial load, so it is worth investing the time and effort into your search. Good luck!

a year ago

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