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University of the People (scholarship donated by Fondation Hoffmann)
University of the People Fondation Hoffmann Scholarship (associate degree)
A scholarship for associate’s-degree students who can partially fund their studies; recipients may have up to ten Assessment Fees funded.
Do I qualify 4 requirements
Do I qualify
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- degree studying towards an associate’s degree
- able to partially fund their studies
- admission completed student application
- admission accepted to the University
- Level of study
- Undergraduate
What's covered Partial funding
- Funding type
- Partial funding
- Funding details
- Up to ten Assessment Fees funded (UoPeople charges no tuition; scholarship funds go to the student's account to cover course Assessment Fees).
- Host country
- Online
- Host institution
- University of the People
What I need Not listed here
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How to apply
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- Complete the University of the People student application before applying for the scholarship. Required
- After completing the student application and being accepted to the University, apply for the Fondation Hoffmann Scholarship. The source does not specify how to submit the scholarship application. Required
- Deadline
- Deadline unconfirmed
- Application cycle
- Current listing
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