Daftar Universitas Dulu atau Beasiswa Dulu? Jawaban Awardee LPDP pemegang LOA dari Harvard

Celline Wijaya
8 Nov 202109:13

Summary

TLDRIn this video, Celine discusses the process of university admissions and scholarships for studying abroad. She highlights key steps such as receiving an official letter of acceptance, the importance of responding to offers, and navigating options for applying to scholarships. Celine explains the pros and cons of registering for scholarships, universities, or both simultaneously, sharing personal insights on how having financial backing (such as a scholarship) can increase acceptance chances. She also advises students to apply to multiple universities and scholarships for better security and success in the application process.

Takeaways

  • 😀 Understanding the official acceptance letter (Ngefans) is important as it indicates that you've been accepted into a university. This letter includes your name, the program, the university, and the intake year.
  • 😀 After receiving the acceptance letter, it is crucial to respond, either by accepting or rejecting the offer through your university's registration portal before the deadline.
  • 😀 Universities have a waiting list for applicants who were not initially accepted but may be offered a seat if someone else rejects their acceptance.
  • 😀 When considering studying abroad, one of the most common questions is whether to apply for a university or a scholarship first. This decision impacts your chances of acceptance and funding.
  • 😀 Registering for a scholarship first can increase your chances of university acceptance as it ensures your funding is secure, unlike those relying on student loans or personal funds.
  • 😀 If you apply for a scholarship before receiving an acceptance letter, you might face more challenges, as some scholarships require proof of university acceptance (ELoa).
  • 😀 Universities tend to prefer candidates who already have funding in place, either through scholarships or other secure sources, as it makes your application more reliable.
  • 😀 If you already have a scholarship, you may not need to pay a deposit at the university, as your scholarship provider usually handles the financial obligations.
  • 😀 The third option, applying for both a scholarship and a university simultaneously, is often the best approach as it maximizes your chances of success.
  • 😀 Applying for both at the same time also allows you to be prepared with all necessary documents (CV, transcript, essays), which could help in both your university and scholarship applications.
  • 😀 It's recommended to apply for more than one university and scholarship to increase your chances of acceptance and have backup options in case you are not selected.

Q & A

  • What is an 'ELOA' and why is it important?

    -ELOA stands for 'Official Letter of Acceptance.' It is an official letter indicating that you have been accepted into a university. Having an ELOA increases your chances of securing a scholarship, as it shows the university's commitment to you as a student.

  • How do you respond after receiving an acceptance letter from a university?

    -After receiving an acceptance letter, you need to respond by confirming your acceptance or rejection on the university's registration portal. The process does not involve sending a return letter by post.

  • What is the waiting list in university admissions?

    -A waiting list is a list of applicants who were not initially accepted due to full seats. However, if someone on the acceptance list rejects the offer, those on the waiting list may be offered a seat.

  • Should you apply for a scholarship or university first?

    -The decision depends on your circumstances. Applying for a scholarship first can increase your chances of being accepted by a university, as they prefer candidates who are already financially supported. However, applying for both university and scholarship simultaneously may be the best strategy.

  • What are the benefits of registering for a scholarship first?

    -Registering for a scholarship first ensures that your tuition fees are covered, making you a more attractive candidate to universities. Additionally, passing a scholarship selection demonstrates that you have been chosen, which boosts your credibility with universities.

  • What challenges can arise if you apply for a scholarship without an ELOA?

    -Without an ELOA, your chances of being accepted for a scholarship are lower, as some scholarship providers only accept applicants who already have an official letter of acceptance. It can also be harder to convince the scholarship provider that you will be accepted into a university.

  • How does having an ELOA affect your scholarship chances?

    -Having an ELOA significantly improves your chances of being awarded a scholarship. It shows that you are already accepted by a university, making you a more secure candidate for funding.

  • Why is it risky to wait for a scholarship after receiving an ELOA?

    -Waiting for a scholarship after receiving an ELOA can be risky because the scholarship application deadlines may vary, and in some cases, scholarships may open late. This could delay your plans and potentially force you to start your studies without financial support.

  • What is the advantage of applying to both a university and a scholarship at the same time?

    -Applying to both a university and a scholarship at the same time allows you to secure multiple options. If you receive an ELOA early, you won’t have to wait for a scholarship to open, and you can prepare your application materials for both simultaneously.

  • What happens if you accept an offer from a university without having a scholarship?

    -If you accept a university offer without having a scholarship, you may be required to pay a deposit to secure your seat. If you cannot afford this deposit without a scholarship, it may be challenging to proceed, and you may have to withdraw or delay your plans.

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