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.
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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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