Application for a scholarship

Answer:

The documents required for a full scholarship application vary depending on the scholarship provider, but here are the most commonly required documents:

1. Application Form

• Completed and signed (often submitted online or as a PDF).

2. Personal Statement / Motivation Letter

• Explains your background, goals, and why you deserve the scholarship.

3. Academic Transcripts

• From high school or university, depending on your current level of study.

4. Letters of Recommendation

• Usually 1–3 letters from teachers, professors, or supervisors.

5. Curriculum Vitae (CV) or Resume

• Outlining academic, extracurricular, and work experience.

6. Proof of Admission

• Acceptance letter from the university or program (if applicable).

7. Proof of English Proficiency

• TOEFL, IELTS, or other accepted language test scores (if studying in a non-native language).

8. Financial Documents

• To prove financial need (e.g., family income, tax returns) – only for need-based scholarships.

9. Passport or ID Copy

• Valid identification document for international travel (if applicable).

10. Project Proposal or Research Plan

• Required for research-based or graduate-level scholarships.

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