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Student’s Name

Course

Professors’ Name

Date

How Scholarship can help an Applicant

Scholarships assist applicants financially by assisting them in paying their college tuition.

It provides a student with the option to pursue a course of study that they might not have pursued

otherwise. Most students from low-income homes benefit from scholarships to help them afford

higher education. It also aids in the discovery and retention of a candidate's abilities as expressed

by (Gillon np). This is due to the fact that some scholarship programs provide internship

opportunities to their recipients. This will intern assist the candidate in developing a talent by

giving them the opportunity to obtain experience by working for the organization that gave them

a scholarship when they finish their studies.

Most scholarship programs encourage customers who want to continue their education

after completing a college degree, so an applicant can fulfill most of their future educational

goals. An applicant may also be able to study abroad through scholarship programs by enrolling

in a postgraduate course or undertaking research related to their field of study as evident in

(Deligiorgi np). Some of these scholarships also keep their students up to PHD levels of study,

which is usually costly if a person has to pay for it themselves. This lowers the cost of education

even at higher levels, allowing the candidate to learn at their own pace up to the degree of their

choice.
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The candidate will be able to pursue their career goals through a scholarship program

since they will be able to accept the cost of further studies outside of the classroom, such as

attending seminars that educated them more about their field of work. The applicant may also

benefit from other online courses that will help them learn more about their careers, with the cost

of all of these being covered by the scholarship. As a result, their wit will be sharpened, and the

applicants will have a better understanding of what is required of them in their work.
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Works Cited

Deligiorgi, Katerina. "Individuals." Oxford Scholarship Online, 2017.

Gillon, Carrie, and Nicole Rosen. "Articles." Oxford Scholarship Online, 2018.

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