INTI scholarships up for grabs


A TERTIARY education is one of the most important assets to have in today’s world as it affords individuals the chance to significantly improve their lives.

To help those keen on furthering their studies, INTI International College Penang offers a variety of scholarships and financial assistance programmes for those with outstanding academic achievements, as well as those who are in need because of their financial backgrounds.

INTI International College Penang assistant vice president (sales) Patrick Ooi said various factors are taken into consideration when granting students financial aid.

“When awarding the scholarships or bursaries to eligible recipients, the decision is determined by a rigorous application process and stringent criteria,” he said, adding that this is because INTI grants scholarships to hundreds of students every year.Besides students who achieve the required academic standards and meet the entry requirements for foundation programmes, INTI accepts scholarship applicants who excel in sports, display excellent leadership skills, and show potential competencies in unique fields.

Students can apply using their official examination results or use their forecast results for advanced applications, INTI said in a press release.

Annabel Ong Xiao Xuan, 18, who is pursuing the Foundation in Science programme at INTI International College Penang, said she first heard about the scholarship opportunity when she was in secondary school.

Using her excellent Sijil Pelajaran Malaysia (SPM) results, she applied for INTI’s e-scholarship, which is helping her pay for her tuition fees.

“The e-scholarship allows me to focus on my studies and motivates me to challenge my limits as I strive for better results while also learning from others,” said Annabel who scored 8As in her SPM examinations.

Meanwhile, Merit Scholarship recipient Lim Ni Feih, 20, received a 100% exemption for her first-year tuition fee at the college.

The A-Level student’s excellent grades qualified her for the scholarship and continue to motivate her to do well in college in order to sustain the financial aid.

The Bachelor in Computer Science student, who is in her second semester of the programme in collaboration with Coventry University, said, “The scholarship allows me to start preparing for a career path in computer science at a college that has a conducive learning environment and wonderful facilities.”

With the future heavily reliant on computers and technology, INTI’s selection of programmes supports the development of skills needed in the future workplace.

Divendran Gokulabalan, who is pursuing the Diploma in Culinary Arts programme, received financial support in the form of INTI Edu-Assist, a financial aid scheme.

He said it has greatly contributed to lessening his financial burden.

“I am able to follow my passion for the culinary arts through this assistance.

“With the support of Edu-Assist, I am on track to building a career in a field I love,” said Divendran, who described his time at INTI so far as rewarding and empowering.

He said he plans to continue his degree after completing the diploma programme.

INTI International College Penang offers a range of scholarships and awards for deserving students and provides opportunities to those who excel in academics, as well as offers financial aid scheme to enable students to gain access to quality private higher education.

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