Are scholarships and eligibility criteria discussed during the university finalization?
Yes, scholarships and eligibility criteria are usually discussed during the university finalization process. This helps you compare universities based on your academic profile, career plans, and financial needs.
Universities may offer:
- Merit-based scholarships based on your grades or test scores
- Need-based aid depending on your financial situation
- Specific deadlines or separate applications for certain scholarships
Discussing these factors at this stage ensures you choose universities that fit both your goals and budget.
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