University fees will burn a hole in your pocket if you don’t have a scholarship.
That’s why for many students, scoring one means the world.
One student in Malaysia shared her struggles with obtaining a local scholarship despite getting into top universities in the United Kingdom (UK).
Source: Twitter
On Tuesday (14 Feb), a student in Malaysia shared some happy news with her followers.
She had been offered places in top schools in the UK, with the University of Cambridge being one of them.
The student also attached screenshots of the offers in her tweet.
Source: Twitter
Based on the screenshots, she had also applied to study International Relations at the University of Edinburgh.
Apart from that, University College London (UCL) offered her a place to study International Social and Political Studies.
The student then revealed that she had applied for local scholarships, such as the one by the Malaysian Public Service Department (JPA).
However, none of her applications was successful.
Based on a report by SAYS, the student is currently pursuing a degree in Political Science at the University of Malaya.
She shared that besides JPA, she has also applied for scholarships from three firms in Malaysia.
The firms are Kuok Foundation, Maybank Foundation, and Pinjaman Boleh Ubah Institusi Luar Negara Menteri Besar Selangor.
In reaction to her story, many others came forth with their thoughts regarding the issue.
One Facebook user shared that he faced a similar situation with his post-graduate studies.
Source: Facebook
Another netizen pointed out that JPA scholarships are very competitive and may not be compatible with her field of study.
Echoing this sentiment, one user noted that local scholarships in Malaysia prioritise those who want to study Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM).
Source: Facebook
According to SAYS, the student is also aware that she has to apply for scholarships that can support her field of study.
Despite these initial setbacks, she said that she will keep trying.
Congratulations to the student for her stellar results and we wish her all the best in her scholarship applications.
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