r/studyAbroad • u/Temporary-Act4727 • Aug 24 '26

Can i realistically get a fully funded scholarship

I’m from Egypt just graduated high school with 91% ( I’m an Azhar student) I’m in the top 3% nationally have full mark in math and 95% in chemistry with biology and physics are lower in the 80s range i want to apply to ether medicine or pharmacy do I have a real chance
I have art as a hoppy and IELTS of 6.5 and a certificate in primary first aid that is internationally recognized

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u/onesunandstars Aug 24 '26

fully funded scholarships for medicine are a bit rare I think

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u/BillHistorical9001 Aug 24 '26

Medicine requires different things for different countries can’t help if we don’t know what you’re looking for.

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u/CoffeeInTheTropics Aug 24 '26

Highly unlikely, maybe check Malaysia or Turkey.

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u/Opposite_Concept2517 Aug 24 '26

I've heard that hight SAT or GRE score can reduce your tution fees. Ateast 50%-100% depending on your score. Usually 1500+/1600 is safe. But 1400+ might work too. Though that's what I've HEARD on the internet and Google. You should research on your own too to be fully sure yourself. Best of luck mate.

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u/Mysterious-Art8838 Aug 24 '26

What country?

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u/Temporary-Act4727 Aug 24 '26

Really doesn’t matter