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2020/2021 Scholarship opportunity for KNUST Students (Level 100s-300s)

adminBy adminMarch 4, 2021

The Management of the Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology (KNUST), has officially made public the availability of the Kingdom Books and Stationary Bursary Scholarship for 2020/2021 scholastic year.

Kingdom Books and Stationary Bursary offers a one-year Scholarship to Brilliant yet Needy Students to empower them to seek after their University Education in KNUST.

Eligibility
The Scholarship is opened to all Ghanaian students in their 1st, 2nd and 3rd years, who are Brilliant, but Needy Students of KNUST and are pursuing full time programmes.

Requirements
All prospective applicants are to include the following documents in their applications:

Proof of need – Maximum of One Page Only
Admission Letter
Updated Result Slip Signed and officially stamped by Exam Officer or Head of Department
Other Awards or Certificates (if any).
Application Forms could be downloaded from the University Website (HERE!)

Please Note
All documents must be in a sealed envelope with the Applicant’s Name, Programme and Phone Number(s) boldly written on it.
Submission of documents should be done at the Students Affairs and Financial Services Office (Room 19) at the Dean of Students Office, J Harper Building.
Any write-up should be typed with the font Times New Roman, size 12 and double-spaced.
No Application will be accepted after the deadline.
For any further enquiries, contact the Student Affairs and Financial Services Office.

Closing Date for Submission: Applicants are to submit their Applications on or before Friday, 5th March, 2021 by 3:00pm prompt.

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