" jangan malas. kalau malas, tiada siapa boleh tolong."
abang sulung
abang sulung
instead of keep arguing about our grad's day non-stop-related opinions, let us spend more time thinking about our future.
life must keep going on, 18th gen!
life must keep going on, 18th gen!
so, here are some tips on APPLYING SCHOLARSHIP.
i know you have read this before. but i'm doing this because sharing is caring, kann?
~~~~~~***~~~~~***~~~~~i know you have read this before. but i'm doing this because sharing is caring, kann?
- Pay close attention to scholarship application deadlines. Use a calendar, make a schedule for yourself and stick to it. Applications submitted past the deadline are usually not considered.
- Gather application materials early to give yourself plenty of time to complete each step. Applications that have been rushed look sloppy and incomplete applications probably won’t be accepted.
- Don’t ignore small awards. Even these can add up!
- Prepare your resume and keep it updated- this is a good way to outline your thoughts and show your activities and achievements.
- Think carefully about who should write your letters of recommendation. Choose people who can be specific about your strengths as well as your ability to overcome your weaknesses.
- In your essays, let your personality shine through. Present your ideas in a focused, thoughtful and meaningful manner. Write in a natural style and support your ideas with specific examples.
- Proofread your essays and applications. Ask friends, teachers or parents for feedback. Errors or poor writing skills will have a negative effect.
- Keep a copy of everything you submit!
- If you are notified that you have received a scholarship made possible by a specific donor, send a thank-you note to the donor. Also, if appropriate, keep the donor informed of your progress.
aku sayang 18th gen.
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