Can I ask the college or representative if scholarships are possible before considering the program?
Yes, you can ask the college or their official representative about scholarship opportunities before deciding on the program. Most universities are open to discussing available scholarships, eligibility, and application processes even before you apply.
This helps you understand your financial options early and plan better. Leap can assist you in connecting with the right contacts and getting detailed scholarship information.
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