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Here is the English version of the article you provided, rewritten in my own words: How to Obtain a Full Scholarship for Studying Abroad According to tips from students who have successfully secured scholarships, whether you are aiming for an undergraduate or graduate scholarship, one of the most important requirements is your academic performance. You should strive to maintain a GPA between 3.5 and 4.0 (equivalent to about 9 to 10 on the Vietnamese grading scale) to significantly increase your chances of receiving a scholarship—often twice as likely compared to students with a GPA below 3.0 (around 8 points on the Vietnamese scale). However, the very first step before applying for any scholarship is to thoroughly research the specific criteria set by the scholarship provider. These criteria are usually clearly published in official documents or on the organization’s website. Following their instructions carefully and meeting all requirements will greatly improve your chances of success. For education systems that emphasize standardized testing, such as in the United States, applicants should also familiarize themselves with key exams like the SAT and ACT, as well as the score requirements of their target schools. Students with above-average SAT or ACT scores have a better chance of earning scholarships. For example, students scoring 1,000 or higher on the SAT or 21 or higher on the ACT tend to have more opportunities to receive scholarships. Regarding fields of study, in the U.S., students pursuing STEM majors (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics) often have a higher likelihood of obtaining scholarships compared to those in other disciplines. However, the world of scholarships is very diverse, and some programs specifically prioritize certain fields. Therefore, depending on your strengths, goals, and potential, there will be full scholarship opportunities that best fit you. Understanding both yourself and the scholarship requirements will increase your chances of success. It is important to note that undergraduate scholarships offered by universities usually come in various amounts, commonly covering 25%, 50%, or 100% of tuition fees. The higher your academic achievements, the greater your chances of securing a full scholarship. Keep in mind that most full or partial scholarships primarily cover tuition fees, so you will need to prepare for living expenses on your own. Finally, it is advisable to start the scholarship application process as early as possible. Experienced international students recommend beginning your research as early as the first year of high school. This allows you to plan and prepare a complete application package, including good grades, extracurricular activities, volunteer experiences, standardized tests, and English proficiency exams.