Category: Scholarship Writing

Tell us about a personal achievement that makes you proud. Evaluate a significant experience, achievement, or risk that you have taken and its impact. As an incoming student, first-generation college student, and/or a returning/non-traditional student, which individual(s) and/or life experiences impacted your decision to attend college?

Tell us about a personal achievement that makes you proud. Evaluate a significant experience, achievement, or risk that you have taken and its impact. As an incoming student, first-generation college student, and/or a returning/non-traditional student, which individual(s) and/or life experiences impacted your decision to attend college?

Tell us about a personal achievement that makes you proud. Evaluate a significant experience, achievement, or risk that you have taken and its impact. As an incoming student, first-generation college student, and/or a returning/non-traditional student, which individual(s) and/or life experiences impacted your decision to attend college?

Tell us about a personal achievement that makes you proud. Evaluate a significant experience, achievement, or risk that you have taken and its impact. As an incoming student, first-generation college student, and/or a returning/non-traditional student, which individual(s) and/or life experiences impacted your decision to attend college?

In the past three years, did you participate in any volunteer activities within your local community (such as community service, volunteer at your local food bank, church, etc.) or other non-profit service activities? If yes, please list the name of the volunteer organization(s) and date(s) in past three years: Your essay should be no more… Continue reading Consider touching upon these areas that the scholarship readers will score essay applications (each area is a maximum of two points on the rubric, for a total of 20 points maximum):

In the past three years, did you participate in any volunteer activities within your local community (such as community service, volunteer at your local food bank, church, etc.) or other non-profit service activities? If yes, please list the name of the volunteer organization(s) and date(s) in past three years: Your essay should be no more… Continue reading Consider touching upon these areas that the scholarship readers will score essay applications (each area is a maximum of two points on the rubric, for a total of 20 points maximum):

Research in the social sciences relies on knowing the state of current research on a particular matter. To do this, many researchers read and write literature reviews. For this assignment, you will develop a research question within the realm of the social sciences. Themes might include: Intergenerational communication Children’s play Access to government services Fandom… Continue reading Do you agree or disagree?

Research in the social sciences relies on knowing the state of current research on a particular matter. To do this, many researchers read and write literature reviews. For this assignment, you will develop a research question within the realm of the social sciences. Themes might include: Intergenerational communication Children’s play Access to government services Fandom… Continue reading What don’t you understand?

reflect on the factors that resulted in your conduct violation ( forging a medical document). the implications of the conduct violation as a future healthcare professional. how the violation effects the community I intend to serve as a healthcare professional. reflect on the importance of professionalism and integrity in relation to your violation as future… Continue reading How the violation effects the community i intend to serve as a healthcare professional.

Chevening is looking for individuals who will be future leaders or influencers in their home countries. Explain how you meet this requirement, using clear examples of your own leadership and influencing skills to support your answer. (minimum word count: 100 words, maximum word count: 500 words)