What Do Scholarship Application Statuses Mean?

The information in your application form and uploaded documents has been found sufficient in the relevant verification process. This means that you may be considered as a scholarship candidate; it does not mean that you have been awarded a scholarship or that funding has been confirmed for you.

• Your application may proceed to the assessment and selection process of the relevant programme.
• The institution’s final assessment and programme conditions must still be met before a scholarship begins.
• Some scholarship models may also require the necessary support or donor matching to be completed.
• Keep your application information and contact details current.

Your application is being reviewed within the relevant scholarship programme. Your form, documents, programme conditions and the institution’s assessment method may be considered at this stage.

• This status does not mean that a final positive or negative decision has been made.
• You may be asked for additional documents or invited to an interview where necessary.
• Assessment time may vary according to each programme’s own calendar and application volume.
• Check your application status in your account regularly for the outcome.

A positive decision has been made for the relevant scholarship programme. The start of the scholarship, payment method, any additional documents and continuation conditions are managed under the programme rules of the scholarship-providing institution.

• Follow the current guidance in your application screen.
• Complete any requested document, agreement or information within the stated period.
• Scholarship amount, payment date and continuation conditions may differ by programme.
• The final payment and continuation process is the responsibility of the relevant institution.

This means that your application for that scholarship programme did not receive a positive outcome. It does not mean that your bursverenler.org membership has ended or that you cannot apply to other scholarships.

• Keep your education, contact and document information up to date.
• Review other scholarship programmes for which you meet the conditions.
• Check dates, requirements and documents before making a new application.
• The option to reapply for the same programme depends on that programme’s own rules.