Yes! If you’re referring to a Chinese university offering an “Excellent Freshmen Scholarship” for outstanding international high school graduates, here are the key details you should know:
1. Eligibility Criteria
- Academic Excellence: Strong high school grades (usually top 10-20% of class).
- Standardized Tests: Some universities may require SAT/ACT, IB, A-Levels, or equivalent.
- Language Proficiency:
- For Chinese-taught programs: HSK 4/5 (varies by university).
- For English-taught programs: IELTS (6.0+) or TOEFL (80+).
- Nationality: Must be a non-Chinese citizen with a valid passport.
2. Scholarship Benefits
- Full or Partial Tuition Waiver (e.g., 50%-100% coverage).
- Accommodation Allowance (free or subsidized dormitory).
- Living Stipend (some top-tier universities like Tsinghua/Peking offer monthly allowances).
- Medical Insurance coverage.
3. Application Process
- Apply directly to the university (check their official website).
- Submit:
- High school transcripts & diploma.
- Recommendation letters.
- Personal statement/study plan.
- Proof of language proficiency.
- Passport copy.
- Deadlines: Usually between March-June for September intake.
4. Top Universities Offering Such Scholarships
- Tsinghua University (Beijing) – “Freshman Scholarship” for top international students.
- Peking University (PKU) – “Young Leader Scholarship.”
- Zhejiang University – “Freshman Excellence Award.”
- Fudan University (Shanghai) – Merit-based scholarships.
- University of Science and Technology of China (USTC) – Competitive awards for STEM students.
5. Tips to Improve Chances
- Apply early.
- Highlight leadership/extracurricular achievements.
- Secure strong recommendation letters.
- Prepare a compelling personal statement.
Would you like help finding a specific university’s scholarship link? Or guidance on the application steps? Let me know!