You can qualify to apply for scholarships, if you meet the requirements that are defined for the scholarships. When you explore for scholarships on our Uni Enrol site, we automatically check your eligibility for the respective scholarships based on the details in your Pathway Match profile. Typical scholarship requirements include:
Course entry requirement: Some scholarships, esp. those provided by private institutions, only require students to be eligible for the course that they apply for, e.g. SPM 3Cs for Diploma or 5Cs for Foundation courses.
Academic results: Almost all private universities/colleges offer a merit scholarship scheme, where your overall results would determine the scholarship amount that you qualify for, e.g. number of As in SPM/O-Level/A-Level or Foundation/Diploma CGPA or UEC points.
Sports achievements: A handful of private institutions do offer up to 100% sports scholarships to students, who are national sports players. Similar scholarships with a lower award amount may also apply for sports players at the state-level or lower.
Non-academic achievements: Most full scholarships require their applicants to excel in both academic (i.e. exam results) and non-academic endeavours (e.g. leadership roles in clubs/organisations, or awards when participating in events/competitions), as they want candidates that are either talented or have leadership qualities or both.
Household income or other challenging conditions: On top of private institutions, there are many corporate or government organisations that offer full/partial scholarships to enable deserving students with a needy background to further their higher education. These include students with low family household income (e.g. below RM4,000/mth), with single parent, or with disabilities.