Wole Ogunyemi Announces 2024 Undergraduate Scholarship
Wole Ogunyemi Undergraduate Scholarship, 2024
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The Wole Ogunyemi Undergraduate Scholarship is a prestigious award offered to undergraduate students in Nigerian universities. The scholarship, offered by the Wole Ogunyemi Foundation, aims to support economically disadvantaged students in their academic pursuits.
Benefits of the Scholarship
The Wole Ogunyemi Undergraduate Scholarship offers a cash prize of ₦100,000 to cover a range of educational expenses, including:
- Tuition and fees
- Room and board
- Books and supplies
- Transportation
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Eligibility Criteria
To be considered for the Wole Ogunyemi Undergraduate Scholarship 2024, applicants must meet the following criteria:
- Demonstrate genuine financial need
- Be full-time undergraduate students in their second year of study (200 level) or above
- Have a minimum CGPA (cumulative grade point average) of 3.5 or its equivalent
- Not be beneficiaries of any other scholarship or study grant
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Application Process
To apply for the Wole Ogunyemi Undergraduate Scholarship 2024, interested and qualified applicants should follow these steps:
- Submit a complete application form
- Attach a copy of their transcript from the last academic session
- Attach a copy of their WAEC or NECO result
- Provide a signed letter of recommendation (download the reference letter template from the scholarship website)
Deadline
The deadline for submitting applications for the Wole Ogunyemi Undergraduate Scholarship 2024 is August 30, 2024.
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The Wole Ogunyemi Undergraduate Scholarship 2024 is a fantastic opportunity for undergraduate students in Nigerian universities to receive financial support for their academic pursuits. Eligible students are encouraged to apply for this scholarship, which can help them achieve their academic goals and empower them to make a positive impact in their communities.
