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Scholarship questions

Written by Egbosimba faith on January 30, 2023

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Question:

Why are scholarship just for undergraduate, postgraduate, PhD and masters?

Answer:

Hi Faith. Because these are the levels of studying for a student. Do you know other levels? Or other types of scholarships? If yes, please tell us.

6 thoughts on “Scholarship questions

  1. My name is Joseph, from ST Thomas Aquinas SHS Ghana and I am looking for a fully funded scholarship offer but I am unable to get one

  2. My name is Erica from St Louis Cameroon I would like to pursue an undergraduate career in nursing in Canada

    1. Congratulations on your decision to pursue a career in nursing! Canada is a great place to pursue an undergraduate nursing degree, offering high quality programs at universities and colleges.

      When it comes to the specifics of entering an undergraduate nursing program in Canada as an international student, there are several important things you will need to consider.

      First, you’ll need to decide which province or territory you would like to study in since admission requirements may vary from one jurisdiction to another. Generally speaking, however, many Canadian provinces will require that international students submit proof of English language proficiency (e.g., IELTS or TOEFL scores), official transcripts of their secondary school studies and any prior university/college courses they have completed. Additionally, some schools may also require two letters of reference from professors familiar with the student’s academic history as well as a statement outlining why pursuing their degree is essential for their future plans and goals.

      It’s also important for prospective applicants considering studying nursing in Canada from St Louis Cameroon specifically note that your country is not part of the Association of Universities and Colleges of Canada (AUCC) list – meaning that if you wish to apply for admission into a Canadian university then it is highly recommended that you first obtain approval through AUCC by submitting all pertinent documents and fees related directly with them before applying directly through each institution individually. Furthermore, because healthcare professions are regulated differently across different provinces – such as licensing requirements – please ensure that you carefully research regulations where ever it is possible so that your credentials remain valid beyond graduation if applicable by law according to AUCC standards..

      In addition those who plan on attending school in Canada should also budget accordingly since tuition costs can vary significantly from one university or college program over another depending on its reputation/rankings; therefore be sure compare prices before making any final decisions regarding schooling options available! Lastly don’t forget about living expenses too—students must prepare themselves financially not just for tuition but housing costs rent or utilities etc., food service availability near campus etc., all which play major factors when selecting any given location within Canada too…. All these details taken together should help make Erica’s goal come true shortly!

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