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🏫 Freshman Scholarships at Webster University, United States: Open to bachelor’s students, covers full tuition. All nations and subjects offered at Webster University accepted. Separate application required. Deadline: June 1, 2024.
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This is for bachelor students. It's freshman scholarships at Webster University
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Now, this too is full tuition. I'm afraid not full funding. So, as I said, there are not that many full funding scholarships
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And when I try and find at least full tuitions to show you guys
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I kind of try to make at least some of them from America
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because I know both it's a very popular place and also the tuition fees are normally extremely high
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compared to other places for example like Europe that is excluding United Kingdom
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or like Asia, China, South Korea and even Japan so like it is one of the main things
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that people kind of have a problem affording so I try to at least include one from United States so anyway this is from Webster University
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it's for bachelor students it's full tuition there are no specific nationalities or subjects
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let me share the link why do I keep forgetting this okay there it is this is the link
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so again the deadline is June 1st as you can see this two just covers your full tuition fees
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Not much to say other than that. Let's see the university, Webster University
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Actually, it's quite, it's in a quite affordable place in terms of United States
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As you can see, there are 7,000 students, three scholarships. This is one of them
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We have deadlines here. We have tuition fees. As you can see, this is around like $30,000 for bachelors
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which is quite high for a lot of people. And so if you want to learn where the university is it just here in Missouri if I remember correctly
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Yeah, it's in San Luis, Missouri. This is the university. Again, this is also not one of the highest ranking universities in the United States
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but you know higher the quality of education like more prestigious university
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more competitive scholarships are so this is still a very good pick if you want to
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study in the United States and I do know for a fact that a lot of you do
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considering your questions about the United States and so this is where it is it's in Missouri right
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so we can see Missouri how expensive it is to live in Missouri just using Numbio and Missouri
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here it is here is San Luis we have San Luis and as you can see hi
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one of our viewers said hi hi hi there so as you can see the cost of living for a
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single person is estimated to be around thousand dollars now this I believe is a
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very good tool to use even though it's not incredibly reliable because it's crowdsourced
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And so even though like we have a lot of numbers here, for example, as you can see, like
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West and East Coast are way more expensive than here. For example, let's see, New York is about $1,600 while Missouri is comparatively cheaper
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So yeah, this is without rent, by the way. So what this means is you would need a monthly around
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a thousand dollars to cover your living expenses of course this is not for it for someone who not a student for students like cost of living is kind of lower It would be probably lower than this one
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So, yeah. But America is kind of an expensive place. So, like, even though this covers your tuition fees
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I would have a plan for covering my financial burden, living expenses, et cetera
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So anyway, this is the university. and you know, like, scholarship is pretty much this that covers your tuition fees
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We have some eligibility criteria. You have to be a full-time student upholding 3.75 cumulative GPA and a minimum 277 ACT
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You can you can see these here through the link I provided in the YouTube chat
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And then again, here too, not that. much of a information. You can
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just see here. We also have other scholarships as well. Even though
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there are not that many provided by the university. Anyway, that's pretty much it
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Amen, do you want to add anything about this one? Sorry. Yeah, so
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the university is kind of cheap in comparison to other universities in the US
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but I would say that tuition fees are just within the average
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but it's understandable given that it's in misery and I don't think that a lot of people go to Missouri
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but it's still a good university the requirement
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as far as the ACT or SAT are not that high for this scholarship but the GPA seems to be more of the focus So I think for both scholarships
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definitely under this one, you would need a high GPA. And not so much when it comes to the ACT or SAT
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I'm not sure if this university is a test optional when it comes to ACT or SAT
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because some universities are. But since it's required for the scholarship, I think it's safe to assume that it's not
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So they require both GPA and SAT or SAT, ACT or SAT for admission
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Other than that, I think that the deadline is tomorrow. Oh. Oh, that's true
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That's right. yeah so yeah that's a little my head sorry with that like if you're interested you need to just
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like go now so sorry about that i guess i misread it as july the first sorry about that okay um so
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anyway we also put these uh clips as clips like on our youtube channel so if you want to see
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other scholarships that we have done maybe last week or the week before that you might want to check
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those two but yeah other than that this is it and so yeah I mean if you want to study in the
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United States maybe like for PhD students there are more options with graduate assistantships
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and etc but for for bachelors like there aren't that many that covers your like living stipends
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and etc so having a full tuition coverage is quite good and it would be quite competitive
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