The university began accepting scholarship applications in November.

This university expands its scholarship policy based on the criteria of evaluating students' learning process at high school level and considers this an opportunity for candidates to receive financial support packages through academic ability.

From a psychological and personal planning perspective, establishing a scholarship “support” in the final year of high school helps 12th grade students focus on their study goals, reduce cost fluctuations and have more data to make decisions about choosing a major and school in the future.

Early scholarships bring many spiritual values to candidates.

According to the announcement, the scholarship level is determined based on the average score of three subjects in grade 11 according to the expected admission combination for the 2026 admission period. Candidates with a total score of 20 to under 25 can receive a 25% scholarship; from 25 to under 28.5 receive 50%; and from 28.5 to 30 points receive a maximum of 100%. The clear calculation of scores based on results helps parents and students easily compare their children's conditions, at the same time with their grade 11 academic achievements, which reflect the process of becoming an advantage right when entering the decisive year of grade 12.

Candidates have the opportunity to receive scholarships up to 100% of tuition fees.

One thing to note is the registration deadline. The school accepts completed scholarship applications before December 31. Getting an early scholarship not only helps reduce the pressure of the final stage, but also captures many advantages that the school offers to future new students.

The value of early scholarships is not only in the tuition fee reduction. From an orientation perspective, UEF said that students are advised throughout to build a final-year study path, thereby shortening the "getting acquainted" period when transferring to university and quickly accumulating core skills for an international bilingual academic environment. By linking the scholarship policy with career counseling, the school also sends a message about preparing for early integration capacity, instead of just expecting the results of a few individual exams.

The school is currently accepting scholarship applications until December 31st.

From a family financial management perspective, early scholarships are an effective tool for planning costs for four years of college. Parents can estimate the overall picture, balance training program options, and plan resources for activities when their children enter college. For students, clarity about the level of support is both a practical commitment and a source of motivation to maintain academic performance in the final semester of high school.

From the perspective of high schools, an incentive policy based on 11th grade transcripts also contributes to creating a culture of learning through processes, encouraging persistent efforts instead of short-term "sprints". When the scholarship consideration mechanism is linked to the expected combination of the admission season, students have more basis to choose a combination of strengths, arrange a suitable training plan and proactively learn more about the profession. This is especially useful for fields that require high foreign language proficiency, digital skills and interdisciplinary thinking. These are the groups of training strengths of the international bilingual model at UEF.

Detailed information on scholarship application conditions, maintenance conditions and candidate registration timeline can be found here. Interested candidates can refer to, compare personal conditions and proactively complete the application on time to maximize the benefits of the early review mechanism at the present time.

Source: https://tienphong.vn/truong-dai-hoc-bat-dau-nhan-ho-so-dang-ky-xet-hoc-bong-tu-thang-11-post1793778.tpo