What percentage in bachelor's degree is required to be eligible for scholarships in UK/New Zealand for a Master's?
You generally need at least 60 - 65% in your bachelor's degree to be eligible for most master's scholarships in the UK and New Zealand.
- UK: Many scholarships require a minimum of 60% (equivalent to a UK upper second-class, or 2:1 honours degree). Some competitive scholarships may ask for 70% or higher.
- New Zealand: A bachelor's degree with a B average (about 60 - 65%) is commonly required for master's program scholarships.
Requirements can vary by university and scholarship. Other factors like work experience or personal statements may also be considered.
If you want help finding scholarships that match your profile, please contact your LeapScholar counsellor.
More expert answers
A bachelor's degree percentage of 66% is generally below the typical cutoff for most scholarships in New Zealand master's programs, where a minimum of 70% or a New Zealand B grade is often required.
However, eligibility can vary by university and scholarship type. Some scholarships may consider additional factors like work experience, statement of purpose, or financial need.
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