Financial Aid for Wards of Freedom Fighters
North South University — Full free studentships for children of freedom fighters.
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Students heading to Bangladesh can choose from 14 Economics & Public Policy scholarships — 3 of them fully funded.
14 scholarships · fully funded first
closing soonNorth South University — Full free studentships for children of freedom fighters.
North South University — 100% tuition waiver for top performers in admission test.
North South University — One 50% waiver and two 25% waivers for top admission test scorers.
North South University — 25% tuition waiver for each sibling studying at NSU.
North South University — Financial aid based on the humanitarian needs of students.
Metropolitan University — 50% Merit Scholarship (full tuition waiver) for 4 (four) years.
Metropolitan University — 30% Merit Scholarship (tuition fee waiver) for 4 (four) years.
Metropolitan University — 20% Merit Scholarship (tuition fee waiver) for 4 (four) years.
Metropolitan University — 10% Merit Scholarship (tuition fee waiver) for 4 (four) years.
Metropolitan University — Awarded TK1000 per month in the next three consecutive terms.
Metropolitan University — Awarded TK750 per month in the next three consecutive terms.
Metropolitan University — 20% tuition fee waiver; continued if CGPA remains 2.70 or more.
Metropolitan University — 15% tuition fee waiver.
Metropolitan University — 20% tuition fee waiver.
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3 of the 14 awards are fully funded; the rest are partial. Most of these awards come from Metropolitan University (9) and North South University (5). None of the listed awards has a confirmed upcoming deadline yet — most reopen annually, so check each funder's page.
Yes — 3 of them, including Financial Aid for Wards of Freedom Fighters, Merit Based Tuition Waiver and 50% Merit Scholarship.
We list 14. Each card shows the award type, level, eligibility and deadline.
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