I have heard rumors that the Singapore GCE ‘A’ Levels examination results will be out in late February – specifically the third week of February. But rumors are all they are since I have no information substantiating this at all. I still felt that this was post-worthy though.
In any case, given that Singapore [...]

It’s exactly as the title says. Those who meet the rather stringent criteria necessary to reach the most prestigious of pageants are able to net themselves sufficiently lucrative scholarships.
This year’s Miss America, Ms. Jennifier Berry, won herself a US$30,000 college scholarship, while the runner-up, Ms. Georgia Monica Pang won US$20,000. Pretty good, right?
Well, I [...]

The Center for American Education in Singapore recently agreed to extend its affiliation with Broward Community College (BCC) through 2011. The BCC-Singapore programme began in 1986, and is one of only two of BCC’s international affiliate programmes that offer overseas students, such as those in Singapore, a full American degree.
Both parties have also agreed to [...]

If you’re applying to Monash University Malaysia, and have no idea about the scholarships that I’m going to talk about in this post: Make sure you read closely because the deadline for these entrance scholarships is the 24th of February, 2006. But most prospective Monash students should already know about these scholarships.
The Monash Entrance Scholarships [...]

I’m sure fellow Malaysians have seen the rather frequent TV advertisements on the Maxis Scholarship for Malaysians. Yeap, those adverts are for the undergraduate Maxis scholarship. The Maxis Scholarship of Excellence that I will be talking about today is not that scholarship. Instead, it is a postgraduate [...]

Normally, I don’t go too deep into politics when I come to posting here, especially American politics. Not that I want to avoid flames, but it’s simply because I tend to misrepresent myself too much and it’s just not within the scope of this blog. Education in an impartial perspective – with relevant and helpful [...]

Time for a change from all the Asian (particularly Malaysian and Singaporean) oriented scholarships. This post will concern United States Doctoral Research Fellowships for study in economics – actually, just one from the many that are available. So, post-undergraduate students interested in subject areas such as economics, finance, international trade or business, get your notebooks [...]

Shell – one of the largest petroleum companies in Malaysia; in fact, one of the pioneers of Malaysia’s critical petroleum industry – offers two local scholarships for Malaysian students. This means that the scholarships are only tenable for full-time first-degree studies at recognised universities, public (IPTA) or private (IPTS), in Malaysia.
Both scholarships are valued [...]