Scholarships: Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

What is a scholarship?

A scholarship is free money given to students to support their education. You don’t need to pay it back.

Who can apply for a scholarship?

Most scholarships are open to:

• Secondary school students
• University students
• ND, HND, and undergraduate students
• Sometimes postgraduate students

Each scholarship has its own rules.

Do I need to be very brilliant to get a scholarship?

Not always.
Some scholarships are based on:

• Good grades
• Financial need
• Leadership skills
• Course of study
• State or school

What documents are usually required?

Common requirements include:

• School ID card
• Admission letter
• Result or transcript
• Passport photograph
• National ID or school letter

How can I apply for a scholarship?

To apply:

1. Find a genuine scholarship
2. Read the requirements carefully
3. Fill the application form
4. Upload the needed documents
5. Submit before the deadline

Is scholarship application free?

Yes. Genuine scholarships are 100% free.
Avoid anyone asking for payment.

Can I apply for more than one scholarship?

Yes. You can apply for as many as you qualify for.

Where can I find scholarship updates?

You can find updates on:

• Educational blogs
• Official scholarship websites
• School notice boards
• Verified social media pages