Sponsorship eligibility | Sponsorship ineligibility | Sponsorship application procedure | Sponsorship recipients
Sponsorship Eligibility
The applicant must show:
- Fluency in oral and written English.
- Demonstrated potential for successfully completing a course of higher education.
- Necessary resources are not available to pursue higher education.
- Attendance at a course of higher education is possible only
with the assistance of Montsu, Inc.
- Intent to pursue a science-based career, including both pure and applied sciences.
- Recommendation letters on behalf of the student submitted
by two separate disinterested parties.
- Advanced higher education may be sponsored for unusually promising students.
- Practical plan submitted by recipient to personally sponsor the higher
education of at least one promising student from the recipient's
home region within five years of completion of the
recipient's higher education.
- Students from all areas of the world are eligible, with preference given to those from developing regions.
- Scholarships are awarded for study in the applicant's home country only.
- Montsu, Inc. makes the final decision regarding sponsored students (not including item 8 above).
Sponsorship Ineligibility
The following are ineligible for sponsorship:
- Students who hold the equivalent of a Bachelor's degree or
have completed a course of vocational/technical training (see 7
above for exception).
- Students who have failed to complete a previous course of
higher education or vocational/technical training due to
inadequate academic performance.
- Students with access to the resources necessary to pursue
higher education, including personal and/or family funds, grants,
scholarships, loans, employment opportunities, etc.
- Applications submitted directly to Montsu, Inc. by the intended beneficiary
Sponsorship Application Procedure
| The applicant must provide the following completed documents: | |
| 1. | Student biographical data. Requires Adobe Acrobat Reader. |
| 2. | Authenticated copy of student high school transcripts/report/graduation certificate as applicable. |
| 3. | Student essay of at least 1,000 words, typewritten or printed, detailing educational goals, objectives and plans for utilizing academic qualifications to the benefit of his/her community after graduation. Handwritten essays are not accepted. |
| 4. |
Letters of recommendation from two unrelated disinterested parties on behalf of the student. Each
letter must include at least the following information:
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Sponsorship Recipients