1. letterhead: indicate the applicant's name, address, telephone number and e-mail address, as well as the date.
2. Recipient information: indicate the name, position, school or institution name, address and postal code of the recipient.
3. Introduction: Start with courtesy and gratitude, show your financial difficulties in the study process and ask the other party to provide scholarships.
4. Content: explain personal situation, academic performance, family background and economic situation, and explain the reasons for the need for grants.
5. Conclusion: Thank you again, promise to study hard, use the funding reasonably, and express your request again.
6. Signature: Write your name and signature at the end.
Matters needing attention when applying for funding:
1, the letter language should be formal, the words should be standardized, and there should be no typos and grammatical errors.
2. Applicants should introduce themselves in detail so that funding agencies can understand why they need funding.
3. Applicants can provide relevant supporting documents, such as family income certificates and academic transcripts.
4. Letters should be concise, avoid verbosity and repetition, and highlight the main contents.
Scholarship is a kind of financial assistance given to poor or needy students to help them bear the cost of study and life. These grants generally come from governments, charitable organizations, educational institutions, enterprises and other organizations.
When applying for grants, applicants need to submit relevant materials, such as transcripts, family income certificates, family population certificates, etc. To prove that they are poor or need financial assistance. Applicants also need to fill in the relevant application forms and submit them to the corresponding institutions within the specified time. The organization will evaluate the applicant's situation and make a decision on funding.