Scholarship requirements can vary, but there are common documents that many institutions and organizations frequently request.
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Here’s a concise overview of each, with free access to download:
#1. Passport: Your official identification for international applications.
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#2. CV (Curriculum Vitae): A detailed account of your academic and professional history.
Available for download:
- How to apply for Jobs (with samples from Cambridge students and alumni)
- CV Samples with Cambridge University Standard
#3. Educational Certificates: This could be your BSc, HND, OND, O’level, or NCE certificate, depending on the scholarship’s specifications/level of study.
#4. Academic Transcript: Your official academic record from your institution.
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#5. Statement of Intent/Letter of Motivation/SOP: A personal essay detailing your aspirations and reasons for applying.
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#6. English Proficiency Letter: A certification that proves your proficiency in the English language, though sometimes it’s optional. Usually, these are usually standard exams like IELTS and TOELF. However, if you graduated from universities where English is the medium of instruction, an attestation letter from the Registrar or HOD might help.
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#7. Recommendation Letters or Referee Contacts: Letters from professionals or academics vouching for your capabilities and character.
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#8. Research Statement or Proposal: Particularly important for Ph.D. applications, detailing your intended research scope and importance.
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It’s important to note that not all scholarships require every document listed above. Sometimes, especially for lab-based PhD programs, starting with just your academic transcript can be enough to get the ball rolling.
Always tailor your application according to the specific requirements of each scholarship opportunity.
Before applying, always ensure you cross-check each scholarship’s unique requirements. Best of luck with your applications!
