I’m happy when I’m learning my books.

Answer:

That’s wonderful — loving learning is one of the biggest strengths you can have, especially when pursuing competitive scholarships.

Since you’re passionate about your studies and aiming for a fully sponsored opportunity in public health, here’s what I recommend:

Step 1 – Get Your Profile Ready

• Academic Records – Gather transcripts, certificates, and proof of achievements.
• Personal Statement – Write about your passion for learning, why public health matters to you, and how you’ll use your degree to help others.
• Recommendation Letters – Ask teachers, professors, or mentors who know your abilities well.
• Language Test (if required) – Some scholarships need IELTS, TOEFL, or other proof of English proficiency.

Step 2 – Target Fully Funded Scholarships

Here are some you can start with for 2025:

1. Commonwealth Scholarship (UK) – For students from eligible countries, covers all costs.
2. Chevening Scholarship (UK) – For future leaders with clear impact plans.
3. DAAD EPOS (Germany) – For master’s programs in Public Health and Global Health.
4. Erasmus Mundus – Study in multiple countries in Europe, fully funded.
5. Fulbright Program (USA) – Covers tuition, living, travel, and insurance.
6. Australia Awards – For students from developing countries, all-inclusive funding.
7. WHO/TDR MPH Scholarship (South Africa) – For candidates from low- and middle-income countries.

Step 3 – Apply to Multiple Programs

• Apply to at least 5–8 scholarships to increase your chances.
• Keep a deadline calendar so you don’t miss any.
• Adjust your personal statement to fit each scholarship’s mission.

Step 4 – Practice for Interviews

Some scholarships will interview you — be ready to explain:

• Why public health?
• Why you need financial support.
• How your work will impact your community.

If you want, I can prepare a list of public health scholarships now open for applications with deadlines and links so you can start applying right away.

Do you want me to prepare that list for you?