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Eligibility & Criteria
Here is who qualifies, what we look for, and how selection decisions are made.
What to check first
Before you apply, confirm these three points:
- Academic eligibility: required education level; ability to study in English and commit to a full schedule.
- Programme eligibility: your major is included; you can attend on campus and follow university regulations.
- Basic readiness: prepared for responsible study; you understand a scholarship is a commitment—not only financial support.
Note: Exact eligibility may vary by donor programme and by year. Always follow the latest announcement.
Documents you will normally need
Prepare these early to avoid last-minute issues:
- Academic record (transcript/grades)
- Reference letter (school or community reference)
- Personal statement in English (your story, motivation, and plan)
- ID documents (as requested by CUE)
How selection works
Selection is designed to be transparent and fair
Screening (shortlisting)
Academic potential, financial need, and programme fit
Interviews
English readiness, motivation, and commitment to success
Final decision
Based on eligibility, donor requirements, and available scholarship slots
Final selection depends on available scholarship slots and donor requirements for that programme.
Scholarship opportunities are subject to available funding and donor priorities. Meeting the eligibility requirements does not guarantee selection or scholarship award.
What we look for
- Consistent effort and academic seriousness.
- A clear reason for their major and a realistic plan after graduation.
- Respectful behaviour and willingness to cooperate with university requirements.
- Genuine financial need (when the scholarship is need-based).
Important note: scholarship obligations
A scholarship is a partnership. Students are expected to: attend and participate, maintain academic performance and sit required exams, respond promptly to Scholarship Office requests, and join required activities when asked.
Failure to comply may lead to warnings, corrective steps, or termination—based on scholarship rules.
Ready to Strengthen Your Application?
If you meet the eligibility requirements, the next step is to write a strong personal statement that reflects your motivation and goals.

