Inquiry

Answer:

Thanks for the update — being from the Philippines opens up some excellent international scholarship opportunities for both Medicine and Law studies. To answer your questions clearly:

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✅ Is “your” scholarship 100% free?

Just to clarify: I don’t offer scholarships myself. But I can help you find and apply for 100% free, fully funded scholarships — meaning scholarships that cover:

• 💸 Tuition fees
• 🏠 Accommodation
• ✈️ Travel costs
• 🍴 Living expenses
• 📚 Sometimes even a monthly allowance

These are offered by governments, universities, or foundations, and yes — many are 100% free if you’re selected.

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✅ Are there any fees?

Legitimate scholarships should never charge you fees to apply. However, you may need to pay for:

• Passport and visa application fees
• English language tests (IELTS/TOEFL), if required
• Medical exam for visa processing
• Document notarization, if necessary

If anyone asks you to pay money to get a scholarship, it’s usually a scam — be careful.

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✅ What should you do to get a scholarship?

Here’s a step-by-step guide for Filipino students looking for a 100% scholarship abroad:

1. Choose your field and level of study

Are you looking to study:

• Medicine (Undergraduate or Postgraduate/MD)?
• Law (LLB, JD, or LLM/Postgraduate)?

And do you want to study:

• In the USA, UK, Canada, Europe, or Asia?

2. Find suitable scholarships

Here are scholarships open to students from the Philippines:

Scholarship	Destination	Covers	Notes
Chevening	UK	100% Tuition, living, travel	For Master's degrees
Fulbright Program	USA	100% Tuition + stipend	For graduate studies
DAAD	Germany	Tuition, living expenses	For Medicine, Public Health, Law
Japanese MEXT Scholarship	Japan	100% Tuition, flights, stipend	For undergrad or graduate
Mastercard Foundation Scholars	Canada, Africa	Full funding	For leadership potential, undergrad & graduate
Australia Awards	Australia	Tuition, living, travel	For graduate students from the Philippines
Local CHED/UP Scholarships	Philippines	Tuition, stipends	Great for local public universities

3. Meet the eligibility requirements

Most scholarships will require:

• Strong academic performance
• Leadership or volunteer experience
• English proficiency (IELTS/TOEFL)
• A clear purpose or goal (shown in your personal statement)

4. Prepare your documents

Start preparing:

• Transcript of records
• Diploma (or proof of current studies)
• Letters of recommendation
• Valid passport
• Personal statement
• Resume/CV

5. Apply on time

Each scholarship has different deadlines — many open from August to February for the next academic year.

I can help you:

• Choose scholarships
• Write your personal statement
• Prepare for interviews

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👉 Next Step for You

If you tell me:

1. Do you want to study Law or Medicine?
2. Where do you want to study? (Country)
3. What level? (Undergrad or Graduate?)

I’ll give you specific scholarships you can apply to right now — with direct links and full guidance.