Question:
Answer:
Yes, continuing students can be awarded scholarships—even if you’ve already started your studies. Many scholarships are specifically open to:
- Students who are currently enrolled and facing financial hardship
- Those who show strong academic performance
- Students with specific talents, backgrounds, or community involvement
Types of Scholarships for Continuing Students:
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Need-Based Scholarships
For students struggling financially. You’ll usually need to show proof of income or financial need. -
Merit-Based Scholarships
Based on academic performance, leadership, or achievements. -
University-Specific Scholarships
Many universities offer scholarships for enrolled students. Check with your school’s financial aid office or website. -
Government or NGO Scholarships
These may be open to continuing students, especially if you’re from a low-income or developing country. -
International Scholarships (if you're abroad or want to go abroad)
Examples include:- DAAD (Germany) – for students already in degree programs
- Chevening (UK) – for postgraduates
- Fulbright (USA) – if planning to study in the US
- Mastercard Foundation Scholarship – supports African students
If you let me know:
- Which university you currently attend (and country)
- What year you’re in
- What you’re studying
…I can help you find scholarships you’re eligible for right now. Would you like help drafting a scholarship application or financial aid request letter too?
I’m a continuing as a student, can I be given a Scholarship?