After applying for a scholarship, how do I know if I will get it or if I have to pay myself?
You will be notified of your scholarship application outcome directly by the university, usually via email or the university's application portal. The timing varies by institution and scholarship program.
- For most universities, if you receive a scholarship, you’ll get an official offer letter with instructions to accept.
- If you do not receive a scholarship offer within the typical notification period, you will likely need to arrange your own funding for tuition and expenses.
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