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Little Bear Posted 20 years ago
Vocabulary
funding situation
Hi everybody,
I am preparing my documentation for applying for a scholarship, and I was required to have a "Brief description of your funding situation". Are they requesting me to describe about the income and the economic situation of me (or my family?)?. I'm so confusing about this problem, so, can anyone give me a hand? If you have any experiences in this area, please share with me. I will appreciate any help from you. Thank you very much in advance!
I am preparing my documentation for applying for a scholarship, and I was required to have a "Brief description of your funding situation". Are they requesting me to describe about the income and the economic situation of me (or my family?)?. I'm so confusing about this problem, so, can anyone give me a hand? If you have any experiences in this area, please share with me. I will appreciate any help from you. Thank you very much in advance!
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When talking about your funding situation, I think they mean how you are planning on paying for college. Are your parents going to help you? Are you going to take out loans?
- When talking about your funding situation, I think they mean how you are planning on paying for college.
- Are your parents going to help you?
- Are you going to take out loans?
- This information helps them to figure out how much financial aid you need.
- I hope this is right, but I am not one hundred percent sure.
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When talking about your funding situation, I think they mean how you are planning on paying for college. Are your parents going to help you? Are you going to take out loans? This information helps them to figure out how much financial aid you need. I hope this is right, but I am not one hundred percent sure.
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"Brief description of your funding situation"
Yes, I agree with Stephaniek. I think just one paragraph explaining how you plan to come up with the money should suffice. For example you might want to indicate that you have some savings, that your parents will help out some, and that you plan on getting a part time job, etc.
Some colleges require you to submit your own (
Yes, I agree with Stephaniek. I think just one paragraph explaining how you plan to come up with the money should suffice. For example you might want to indicate that you have some savings, that your parents will help out some, and that you plan on getting a part time job, etc.
Some colleges require you to submit your own (
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