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beasiswa

Also called: bantuan pendidikan

Education funding assistance that does not need to be repaid, usually with certain conditions.

What it means

A scholarship is education assistance given to students, whether from the government, campus, or other institutions. Its forms vary, from tuition discounts to living cost support. Each scholarship has different requirements, coverage, and obligations.

Why it matters for families

Scholarships can cover part of education costs, but not always all of them. Families need to read the coverage terms so they don't miscalculate funding needs. Merit-based scholarships usually require maintained academic achievement.

Example

For example, a scholarship only covers tuition, while housing costs are still borne by the family. Parents prepare a separate monthly fund for that need.

Common misunderstanding

Many think a scholarship means all tuition and living costs are covered. The coverage of each program differs and needs to be checked one by one.

Next step

This term makes more sense once you see the numbers for yourself.

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Related terms

  • beasiswa penuhA scholarship that covers all tuition costs and sometimes living costs.
  • kip kuliahGovernment tuition assistance for students from low-income families.
  • uktTuition fee per semester at public universities, differentiated by students' economic ability group.
  • akreditasiQuality assessment of a school or study program by an authorized body, such as BAN-PT.

Definitions in this glossary are educational. For documents that are legally or financially binding, confirm with the party that issued them.

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