There are more and more applicants for scholarships for postgraduate studies since the current world of work requires more preparation than university and in this scenario, many university students throw in the towel when they see that they cannot afford said studies, however, many do not know that there are different organizations, both private and government that offer scholarship programs that can cover various aspects, such as accommodation, transportation, tuition fees, etc...
If you want to request a scholarship, we recommend that you read the following tips carefully:
1 – What does a SCHOLARSHIP cover?
It is not true that all Scholarships cover everything. There are only a few and they are somewhat more difficult to obtain. Still, don't lose hope. All help is good and you can access scholarships partial, loans or grants.
2 -Where to look
Don't just ask for information at your University. There is a wide range of possibilities where to get a scholarship. From private foundations
private universities, companies, financial entities and government plans. Here we provide you with information about some entities.
Foundations: Carolina Foundation, Fulbright, Casa Asia, Rafael del Pino Foundation, Talantia, etc.
Banking institutions: La Caixa, Santander Scholarships, Caja Madrid and Bank of Spain.
University: IESE, Hult Business School, ESADE, IE, MIT
On our website at SCHOLARSHIPS you can find some of them.
3 – Submit multiple applications
We know that it is hard work and it will take time, but you have to internalize it Make a list of the scholarships you want to apply for, those that best suit your profile and if you consider it necessary, look for a Coach to help you with the whole process: essays, letters of recommendation, interview, etc.
4 - Believe in yourself
when you write your motivation letter, do not forget that it is the first thing that they will know about you: It is your presentation, your business card, therefore it highlights your strengths both professional and personal.
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