Scholarship for studying in China Posted Date: 01 Aug 2009     Resource Type: Articles/Knowledge Sharing     Category: Study Abroad Author: Sajith Babu Member Level: Gold     Rating: Points: 3

Providence University has established the "Providence University Regulations on the International Degree-Seeking Student Common Scholarship" (ID-SSCS) in accordance with the "Ministry of Education's Guidelines on Scholarships for International Students" For foreign students doing their studies in CHINA. The minimum qualifications to apply for Scholarship are 1.Applicants must be international degree-seeking students who have been granted admission to Providence University 2. Applicants must not have any Chinese origin 3. Graduate and Doctoral students must take at least one course (thesis writing included) per semester and achieve a minimum of grade average of 70 points in academics and 82 points in conduct. 4.Undergraduate students must take courses of at least 9 credits in total per semester and achieve a minimum of grade average of 70 points in academics and 82 points in conduct. there is no scholarship available for those doing special vocation courses

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