
Many scholarship deadlines fall long before admission closes, and some a year or more before your course starts. Learn the typical windows, track your own dates and never lose an award to a missed deadline.
Scholarship dates are often different from, and earlier than, university admission dates.
Competitive awards need time for shortlisting, interviews and decisions.
References, transcripts and test scores can take weeks to arrange.
Some awards are allocated in rounds, so earlier can be better.
Choose a scholarship type and your course start month. We will show a typical window to plan around. It is a planning range, not an official date.
Two quick choices.
Add each scholarship and its official closing date. The tracker sorts them, flags urgent ones and can export to your calendar. It is saved in this browser only.
Put every date in one place, and set reminders.
| Scholarship | Type | Closing date | Days left |
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Enter dates from the official page, and double-check the time zone. Aim to finish at least a week early.
Do not give up. Options include:
In the last 48 hours:
Ideally 12 to 18 months before your course starts, as some deadlines are a year or more ahead.
Often not. Scholarship deadlines can be earlier, so check each award's own page.
On the official website of the university, government or awarding organisation. Do not rely on third-party lists alone.
Yes. Dates can change from year to year, so recheck the official page regularly.
No. Only the awarding organisation decides. We help you plan and prepare strong applications.
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