The documents to gather and the checks to make before you submit a scholarship application.
Checklists and templates
Each one prints on a page or two. They give you structure and prompts; the writing has to be your own.
Prompts for planning a motivation letter paragraph by paragraph, which you then write in your own words.
The sections a scholarship or academic CV usually needs, in a sensible order, with what belongs in each.
A sample email asking someone for a reference, and the documents to send with it.
Questions scholarship panels commonly ask, with notes on preparing answers in your own words.
Points to check about cover, conditions and fit before you accept a scholarship offer.
A letter asking a university to look again at a scholarship or aid offer, with the evidence to attach.
A short, gracious reply to a scholarship rejection, with an optional request for feedback.