3 tips to save scholarships for next year

3 SECRETS TO KEEPING YOUR SCHOLARSHIP FOR NEXT YEAR

The criteria to get a Taiwan scholarship are very simple. The cost of studying in Taiwan is as cheap as in Vietnam. The reason why many of you do not know this information is because the channels for communicating scholarships in Taiwan are not popular in Vietnam.

Therefore, very few people know this information. But for Taiwan scholarships, the standard is very simple. As long as you are an advanced student and have English and Chinese communication skills, you will have the opportunity to receive a scholarship of up to 100% of the tuition fee.

Note: With the scholarship level at most schools, we are only given one semester, or the first year, depending on the policy of each school. From the second semester, based on your study results, we will evaluate your study results to decide whether to give you a scholarship for the next semester or not.

Currently, for Vietnamese international students, the rate of students who can keep their scholarships for the following semesters or years is up to about 80,90%, there are still students who cannot keep their scholarships and still have to pay tuition.

How to keep the scholarship for the next year

AVB International recently advised a student who received scholarships from 5 schools, and one school gave 100% scholarship for the first year and the next 3 years were based on the transcript.

• To get the scholarship for the following semesters of this school, you have to compete a lot. Not only competing with international students but also Taiwanese students. The rate of continuing to receive the scholarship is that you must be in the Top 3 or Top 5 in the class.
• Requirement of good learning ability
• Good ability to proactively learn

So after researching, you decided to transfer to a school with less scholarship (only 50% of tuition), but the scholarship lasts for 4 years. Why is that? Because after recalculating, for a school that gives 100% of the first and 3 years of tuition, the total will be nearly 100 million VND higher, compared to a program with a 50% scholarship that is maintained for 4 years. So you choose a school with a lower scholarship level, but the retention rate of the following years is easier. There are schools with very easy scholarship standards, you only need to achieve an average score of 85/100 for a semester and you can keep studying for 4 years.

There are 3 issues to note on how to keep the scholarship for the following terms:

Choose a school

You should consult with experienced seniors about the rate of maintaining this scholarship? What is the scholarship policy of each year of the school? so that you can choose a school with a scholarship that suits your academic ability. If in case you decide to go to school and want to have experiences in working part-time.

Self-study ability and personal capacity

When you go to university, it will be different from studying in high school in Vietnam. That is, you have to study by yourself, attend class fully and always ask when you do not understand, and research by yourself. After school, you have to refer to the documents that the teachers teach and have to study these subjects in Vietnamese first, then go back to read in English, and have to read more documents that the teachers have noted. Especially, you are not allowed to skip class.

Teamwork

To choose the right team for you, you must achieve high results in keeping your score. The requirements are very high, such as proactive communication skills, proactive participation in the study program. Actively get to know good friends in the class and ask to join a team with them. When working in a team, you will have a better chance of getting a higher score.