1,600 Scholarships Worth BRL 3,600 Offered by Santander for Brazilian Students

Written by Roberta Souza

Published on 26/01/2022 at 17:09

Updated on 26/01/2022 at 19:32

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Students Pursuing Undergraduate Or Graduate Degrees From Over 290 Institutions Will Be Able To Compete For Santander’s Scholarships Worth R$ 3,600 Over A Period Of 1 Year

The Santander bank has made applications available for the Santander Graduation Program 2022, which will offer 1,600 scholarships for students pursuing undergraduate and graduate degrees in Brazil. This program aims to support students in paying tuition fees, purchasing necessary materials for their courses, and contributing to financing food and transportation.

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Santander Will Provide 1,600 Scholarships Worth R$ 300 Per Month For A Period Of One Year (Totaling R$ 3,600). To Be Eligible For The Scholarships, Selected Students Must Maintain A High Academic Average, Attend The Institution Where They Are Pursuing Their Degree, And Be In A Position Of Social Vulnerability.

According To Nicolás Vergara, The Executive Superintendent Of Santander Universities In Brazil, The Scholarship Program Has Already Assisted Over Five Thousand Students Since 2017. Nicolás Also States That The Institution Recognizes The Challenges Of University Life Due To Various Expenses, Such As Housing, Food, Transportation, As Well As Materials And Tuition Fees For Private Universities. Therefore, The Superintendent Declares That Santander Created The Scholarship Program Not Only To Provide Financial Assistance To Students But Also To Encourage Them Not To Give Up On Their Careers.

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How To Apply For Santander’s Scholarships

The Scholarships Worth R$ 3,600 Are Available For Over 290 Institutions Registered In The “Becas Santander” Program. On The Financial Institution’s Website, It Is Possible To Search The System For Participating Universities And Also Apply For Assistance.

Applications For The Scholarship Program Will Be Open From January 17 To April 17, 2022. After This Period, Applications Will Be Evaluated And Results Will Be Announced By Santander On May 23. Those Approved In The Process Will Receive An Email Informing Them That They Have Been Awarded And Must Confirm Their Participation By May 30, As Well As Familiarize Themselves With The Program Rules. Those Not Approved Will Also Receive An Email Informing Them That They Were Not Selected.

To Receive The Scholarship, Selected Students Need To Have An Account At Santander Bank. If They Do Not Have One Yet, They Should Open It As Soon As Possible. For Any Questions, The Institution Has Provided The Email universidades@santander.com.br For Contact.

1,600 Scholarships Worth BRL 3,600 Offered by Santander for Brazilian Students

Students Pursuing Undergraduate Or Graduate Degrees From Over 290 Institutions Will Be Able To Compete For Santander’s Scholarships Worth R$ 3,600 Over A Period Of 1 Year

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How To Apply For Santander’s Scholarships

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