Everybody is not blessed with wealthy parents, brothers, sisters or even relations. At some point in our life we tend to look around for help and sometimes that help may not really come from nearby places. The first thing is to be looking for help in reaching a goal. For example we often look for sponsorship for education, sponsorship for medical treatment, and many other things and there are always places to ask and reach out to that might be able to lend a hand of help.
Things you will need: Access to the internet, proof of academic background, and proof of inability to sponsor yourself or proof or inadequacy of your family.
Get all the necessary documents of your previous academic background and a proof that you have gained unconditional admission into the school or university you are in or you are planning to further your education in.
Get a transcript. Any transcript from your previous institution or from your current school testifying on your academic and behavioral excellence will help convince people that helping you will not be a waste of money.
Notify the institution of your inability to continue with your education without some external help and follow their advice, if any. Most institutions have scholarships for students with certain academic excellence, take advantage of this. Some institutions also receive donations from generous people to help the less privileged like you. When issues like this are announced, don’t hesitate to come out and benefit from it.
Write to the commissioner for education in your state; soliciting his help in finding you a sponsor. Include photocopies of all these documents in your letter and indicate your contact details in full, including your phone number.
Use the internet and search for a sponsor. Unlike other methods, using the internet will afford you the opportunity of getting in touch with many people across the world.
Lastly, you can write to dignitaries and or individuals you know who might be of help. Instead of asking the person to sponsor your entire education, you can ask for help or for payment for a semester or two.
Things you will need: Access to the internet, proof of academic background, and proof of inability to sponsor yourself or proof or inadequacy of your family.
Get all the necessary documents of your previous academic background and a proof that you have gained unconditional admission into the school or university you are in or you are planning to further your education in.
Get a transcript. Any transcript from your previous institution or from your current school testifying on your academic and behavioral excellence will help convince people that helping you will not be a waste of money.
Notify the institution of your inability to continue with your education without some external help and follow their advice, if any. Most institutions have scholarships for students with certain academic excellence, take advantage of this. Some institutions also receive donations from generous people to help the less privileged like you. When issues like this are announced, don’t hesitate to come out and benefit from it.
Write to the commissioner for education in your state; soliciting his help in finding you a sponsor. Include photocopies of all these documents in your letter and indicate your contact details in full, including your phone number.
Use the internet and search for a sponsor. Unlike other methods, using the internet will afford you the opportunity of getting in touch with many people across the world.
Lastly, you can write to dignitaries and or individuals you know who might be of help. Instead of asking the person to sponsor your entire education, you can ask for help or for payment for a semester or two.
