Nellie I. Kerry and Paul Sutherland Scholarship

Here are some common eligibility criteria that are often considered:

• Academic achievement: Many scholarships require applicants to have a minimum GPA or academic performance level to be considered. This may vary depending on the scholarship provider, but maintaining good grades is generally important.
• Field of study: Some scholarships are specific to particular fields of study, such as STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics), arts, humanities, social sciences, or specific vocational programs. Make sure to check if the scholarship aligns with your chosen field of study.
• Level of study: Scholarships may be available for undergraduate, graduate, or postgraduate studies. Ensure that you meet the level of study required by the scholarship program.
• Financial need: Certain scholarships prioritize students who demonstrate financial need. They may require you to provide information about your family’s income, assets, or other financial circumstances.
• Citizenship or residency: Scholarships may have specific requirements regarding the applicant’s citizenship or residency status. Some scholarships may only be open to citizens or permanent residents of a particular country or region, while others may be open to international students.
• Personal characteristics: Some scholarships are targeted towards specific groups, such as minority students, women in STEM, students with disabilities, or first-generation college students. These scholarships often aim to promote diversity and provide opportunities to underrepresented individuals.
• Leadership and extracurricular activities: Some scholarships value applicants who have demonstrated leadership skills and active participation in extracurricular activities, such as community service, clubs, sports, or volunteer work.
• Essay or interview: Many scholarship applications require you to write an essay or participate in an interview to assess your motivation, goals, and suitability for the scholarship.