Full scholarship

Answer:

Yes, you can get a full scholarship to study abroad, even as a Kenyan orphan — especially since you performed excellently in your high school exams and are motivated to continue your education.

Many international scholarship programs are specifically designed to support high-achieving students from underprivileged backgrounds. Your strong academic performance and personal story of resilience make you a strong candidate.

🌍 Scholarships You Should Consider for 2025–2026:

✅ UK – Commonwealth Scholarships / Chevening (for Master's)

• Fully funded (tuition, living, flights).
• Prioritizes students from Commonwealth countries like Kenya.

✅ USA – Fulbright Program (for Master's) / University Scholarships (for Undergraduate)

• Covers full tuition, living expenses, travel, and more.
• You can also apply for need-based aid and merit scholarships directly through universities.

✅ Canada – University Entrance Scholarships

• Some Canadian universities offer full scholarships for international students based on academic merit and need.

✅ Sweden – Swedish Institute Scholarships

• Full scholarships for global professionals and future leaders, including Kenyans.

✅ What You Need to Do Next:

1. Decide your study level (Undergraduate or Master’s).

2. Prepare your documents:

   • Academic certificates
   • Personal statement or motivation letter
   • Letters of recommendation
   • Proof of English (like IELTS or TOEFL)
   • Passport
3. Apply early: Most scholarship deadlines for 2025–2026 will open between August and December 2024.
4. Tell your story clearly: Your background and excellent performance make you unique. Make sure your personal statement reflects that.

Would you like help writing your personal statement or finding specific scholarships open for application soon?