iVisa Annual Scholarship

NOT College Awarded Aid

Not Need-based

Please visit the https://www.ivisa.com/visa-blog/ivisa-annual-scholarshipiVisa Scholarship website for current information and to apply.

iVisa Annual Scholarship was created in 2017 with the purpose of helping students while promoting the love for travel and the different cultures around the world.

Our founders are really passionate about travel and understand all the needs travelers may have along the way of processing documents but also have come to realize how important it is to understand each culture around the world in order to provide the best service according to every traveler’s expectations.

With this in mind, our founders created the annual iVisa Scholarship in the hope of promoting among young people the importance of knowing different cultures, understanding, and respecting them. Today, we are proud to announce the 5th edition of the iVisa Annual Scholarship. All participants will be able to apply before the 15th of May, 2021. After this day, scholarship applications will be reviewed and the winner of US$ 1,500 will be announced on the 20th of May, 2021.

How to Apply

Email scholar@ivisa.com a letter titled “Scholarship Application” (not case sensitive). The letter must contain:

• A copy of your transcript. This must contain your GPA. An unofficial transcript is fine.
• The application story in PDF format.
• Your name, geographic location, and phone number.
• A definition for the word “culturalization”, in your own words.
• If you need to explain your situation (ie non-GPA system or something else), also include it in the letter.

Academic Requirements

Applicants must:

• Have a 2.5 GPA or the equivalent to a 2.5 GPA. Check the equivalence table for different grading systems.
• Be a student at the time of application and on the 20th of May, 2021.

Application Story

Write a 500 word story. The story must discuss how:

• you learned of a new culture (either by making a friend from a different culture, or by traveling, or by something else)
• how that cultural experience improved your life.

Minimum Writing Standard

Stories that are as follows will be discarded:

• Incoherent – the writer did not revise his/her writing and just wrote whatever was on his/her mind.
• Failed to meet the writing prompt – articles did not discuss “culturalization” and his/her personal benefit of “culturalization”.
• Grammar and/or spelling mistake – there should be no errors in a 500-word article.
• Poorly organized story and/or inconsistent story – do not discuss something else and do not deviate from the topic.

Scholarship Delivery

The scholarship winner will be contacted using his/her phone number and application email address. Payment will be handed out in US Dollars.