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Are there scholarships for international students at Bristol University?

I'm considering applying to Bristol University but am concerned about the cost as an international student. Could anyone share info on what scholarship options are available and tips for applying?

a year ago

Absolutely, Bristol University does offer a limited number of scholarships and financial aid opportunities to international students. First, the Think Big Scholarships are open to overseas students across all levels of study, covering between £6,500 and £13,000 per year towards tuition fees.

There are also more specific scholarships, such as the Beacon Scholarship for East African students and the Chevening Scholarship for those from countries outside the EU. Each has its own eligibility criteria and application process.

Applying for scholarships can be a competitive process, so here are a few tips:

1. Start Early: Many scholarships have early deadlines. It's best to plan to submit your applications at least one month in advance of the deadline.

2. Tailor Your Application: Make sure to tailor each application to suit the specific requirements and priorities of the scholarship you’re applying for. This might involve emphasizing different aspects of your experience or aspirations depending on what the scholarship committee values.

3. Write Compelling Essays: Scholarship essays often play a significant role in the decision-making process. Make sure to clearly articulate your ambitions, interests, and motivations in your essays. Be sure to reflect on how the scholarship will enable you to contribute positively to Bristol University and your home community upon graduation.

4. Proofread Your Applications: Mistakes can create a poor impression. Take the time to proofread your application and have others review it if possible.

5. Keep Copies of All Documents: It's a good idea to keep copies of all the documents you send in case you need to refer back to them during the process.

Remember, scholarships can come from a variety of sources, not just from the university. It may be beneficial to look into independent scholarship organizations associated with your home country or field of study. Good luck with your applications!

a year ago

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