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A Diverse Community in The Heart Of Istanbul

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What is the Prudential Scholarship program?

Prudential Scholarship program fulfills its mission of “Cultural exchange” by bringing together international and Turkish students. Our program allows international students to become familiar with the Turkish way of life by attending universities, experiencing hospitable culture, and participating in touristic activities while earning their degree at an accredited higher institution. As a result, Turkish students also learn about foreign cultures and make lasting friendships with the international students attending universities.

We are partnering with Universities across Turkey to offer Prudential Scholarship program to international students. International students get an opportunity to study and earn their degree at Turkish universities while the universities benefit from foreign enrollment and cultural exchange for their Turkish students.

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Applying as an International Student to the Prudential Scholarship program.

No matter where you apply from, every applicant is held to the same admissions standards, and generally follows the same application steps.
However, there are a few things international applicants applying to the scholarship program need to know. If either of the following apply to you, please read the information on this page in detail. You are:

  • a non-Turkish citizen applying to the scholarship program and have completed your high school in your home country or...
  • a non-Turkish citizen applying to the scholarship program and completed your high school within Turkey.
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Am I eligible to apply?

If you will have completed your country’s pre-university education (equivalent to U.S. 12th Grade) before arriving on-campus for the fall semester, or if any of the following apply to you, you are eligible to apply to the scholarship program as a first-year applicant:

  • You are completing an internationally-recognized equivalent, such as the IB Diploma; or
  • You are applying from countries with school leaving qualifications based on the British educational model, and will have completed the A-level equivalent (neither O-levels nor (I)GCSE results will be sufficient for admission); or
  • You are currently enrolled in a foundation year program outside of the United States; or
  • Your highest degree earned by the time you plan to apply for the scholarship program is either a certificate or diploma.

Transfer applicants must first meet the high school requirements above. You are then eligible to apply as a transfer student if one of the following applies to you:

  • You are currently or have been enrolled as a degree-seeking* student at a college or university in the U.S. that is regionally accredited;
  • You are currently or have been enrolled as a degree-seeking student at a college or university outside the U.S. that is nationally recognized by the country's primary accrediting council/agency; or
  • You are currently or have been enrolled in a non-degree seeking program in the U.S. and will have completed 24 semester credits or more by the time you plan to enroll.

*A non-degree seeking student, sometimes referred to outside of the United States as a non- award/non-study student or auditor, refers to a student who is taking a course at a host university, but does not have the right to earn a degree at the host university. But credits could be earned which are transferrable.

FAQs

You’ll find answers to most of your questions here!

How do I apply?

Our application process is the same for all international students regardless of nationality. So you’ll apply using one of these guides:
First-Year Application Guide
Transfer Application Guide
All students can apply to apply to the scholarship program using the Common Application. On the Common Application and any supporting documents, be sure to use your name as it appears on your passport or birth certificate.

When do I apply?

Our application deadlines for our first-year and transfer students are July 15th, 2019 for admission into the fall semester and December 8th, 2019 for the Winter semester.

Your application, academic records, standardized testing results, recommendations and any supplemental materials should all be submitted by the deadlines. If your standardized testing results will not be ready by our application deadlines, your high school can submit predicted results. Official results must be sent to our office from the high school or the examination board as soon as they are released.

While we will attempt to consider all academic records and scores received after our application deadlines, an admissions decision may ultimately be made on your application if we are unable to wait any longer.

How much does my scholarship cover?

Scholarships are offered in the below denominations:
   1) Full scholarship – covers full tuition fee for the four-year program.
   2) Scholarship ranging from $1,000 to $18,000 (The funds awarded must be used towards tuition and cannot be cashed).
You’ll be notified of the scholarship amount in the offer letter.

Your scholarship will continue for the course of your study. However, you will need to maintain your GPA to an acceptable level in order to retain your scholarship throughout your degree program.

Scholarship does not cover your room and board, your flight ticket and any other expense besides school tuition.

How can I apply for the scholarship?

We award scholarships to international students submitting a first-year application and to transfer students. In order to be considered for scholarship, you must create your account, complete the information, answer all required questions, upload all requested documents and pay a non-refundable application processing fee of $95 USD.

Please be aware that scholarships for students applying as first-year students are limited to 569, and students applying for transfer admission or their second bachelor's degree are limited to 287 If you think you’re ready, you can apply here.

Please note that on student visa you are generally not allowed to work in Turkey to help pay for your education and are required to pursue a full-time course load each semester.

How do I apply for a student visa?

If you are offered admission and decide to accept the offer, you will be required to pay an enrollment deposit of $1,000 USD. You will then need to submit all original documents and pay the amount mentioned in your offer letter within 15 days maximum. The University will them issue an acceptance letter addressed to the Turkish Embassy/consulate for the submission of your student’s visa. You will also need to submit a certification of finances showing you’ll be able to fund your four years of study.

If you expect to use savings, parental support, outside private or government scholarships, or any combination of these to finance your studies, you’ll need to send official letters or similar certificates as proof of such support. Include your name and date of birth on each document.

Please reach out to our Office of Global services for any help in this regard.

If I’m admitted, when do I start classes?

All first-year students will begin in September for the fall semester. Most transfer students begin in fall semester as well, but some programs permit transfer students to begin in January, for the winter semester.

Which universities do you work with?

This is an exclusive program between Prudential First and participating universities. A few top Turkish private universities have committed to our scholarship program and we are working to add more universities on regular basis. You can view a comprehensive list of Universities in Istanbul.

Can I apply directly to the university?

Once you have received a scholarship offer from us, you’ll then be directed to the admissions department of that university to complete your admission formalities.

Does paying the non-refundable application fee guarantee me a scholarship?

The $95 is an application processing fee and does not guarantee you a scholarship or admission. We evaluate the documents you provide and coordinate with universities to get you an attractive scholarship. The scholarships are awarded considering multiple criteria and subject to seats availability at a particular university.

Can you help with dorms or private residence rentals?

Most universities provide food and lodging. Our office of the global services would be more than happy to assist you in providing information about apartment rentals or shared accommodations.

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Application Process

Please Keep in mind our scholarship offers are final and there is no room for revision. The decision is made on many factors and it is mutual decision between Prudential First team and scholarship committee at the individual universities. A student will be presented with a choice of two offers from different universities.

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Create your account & complete your application

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Pay a $95 non-refundable application processing fee

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Upload all required documents

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Track your application status online

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What is 3+1 program Canada?

International students enrolled in Bachelor’s degree program at our partner Turkish universities will have an opportunity to continue the university in their senior year (4th year of studies) in the Canadian province of Manitoba which makes them eligible for permanent residence status only after 6 months of employment after graduation from the university/college. Furthermore, students can request a 60% tuition refund from the provincial government of Manitoba if they agree to work and settle in that province..

If settling in Canada is something that excites you, then we need to plan your credits ahead of time in order to select the courses that will be fully credited upon transferring to a Canadian university/college. Our contracted universities/colleges also have an agreement in place to waive the TOEFL/IELTS requirements if you commit to an approved English course before the admission. A conditional acceptance will be issued contingent upon the completion of the English prep course.