2. Search for Scholarships You Actually Qualify For
This is where many applicants waste time.
You Don’t see a scholarship and immediately start writing your application.
You have to first of all, Read the eligibility requirements.
Then you Check:
1. Your nationality
2. Your level of study
3. Your academic qualifications
4. Your field of study
5. The application deadline
Whether you apply directly or through a Canadian institution
EduCanada has a scholarship search tool where you can filter opportunities according to your circumstances.
And here’s something important:
Some Canadian government scholarship programs for international students do not accept applications directly from students.
For certain programs, a Canadian institution has to submit the application on behalf of the candidate.
So always read the application instructions carefully.
3. Prepare Your Documents Early
Once you find scholarships you’re eligible for, start preparing your documents.
You may need:
* Academic transcripts
* Certificates
* CV/resumé
* Personal statement
* Recommendation letters
* Proof of language proficiency
* Research proposal, depending on the program
Don’t wait until the deadline is tomorrow.
Especially for recommendation letters.
Give your professors, lecturers or supervisors enough time to help you.