In this post, we are going to show a sample motivation letter for scholarship. The majority of candidates don't even know the proper procedure when applying for a scholarship, and they mistakenly believe that their application is the only letter needed to advance them through the selection process. But this is not often how things go. Thousands of scholarship applications are sometimes submitted to institutions with scholarship programs, making it impossible to sort through them all and choose just a few individuals to receive the grant. They submit certain scholarship application materials as a result, the letter of motivation being the most crucial.

Sample Motivation For Scholarship

Date

Femi Ajilore

12 Ajose Adeogun.

Stillwater, LASG 74074 The Scholarship Committee

Lagos.

To Whom It May Concern:

My name is Alao Damilare and I am a third-year student at Lagos State University. I am currently pursuing a five-year Bachelor of Architecture Degree. I plan to follow up with a one-year master’s degree after I graduate.

In high school, I worked extensively with my local community for Humanity branch to help build homes for low-income families. I learned about the construction process from the ground up, and I discovered the importance of function in architectural design. 

The homes we built during my four years as a volunteer were never extravagant. They served their purpose and became a beacon of hope for their owners.

My education has been focused on this mindset: function over form, stability over showmanship. I have enrolled in several classes that crossover to the Architectural Engineering major. My goal is to have a comprehensive view of how design meets structure. 

I have worked on three extra-credit residential design projects under the supervision of my architecture professors (Dr. X and Dr. Y). This helped speed up my research and education.

My goal is to become an architect to create accessible, affordable housing opportunities in underprivileged communities. Living in a college town, I have seen countless rental properties available. Yet there are few homes for sale that are affordable enough for college students and first-time buyers.

 This is the case in many towns throughout my home country, Nigeria, especially areas with a low standard of living. I want to create neighborhoods that include affordable starter homes. This would enable low and middle-class families to build equity, avoid excessive debt, and create financial stability for their futures.

This holiday, I will intern with LMNOP Architects. Upon completion of my master’s degree, I hope to continue there as I further develop my skills. After working under acclaimed residential architects Ade and Piper, I would like to set up my architectural firm focused on developing inexpensive, high-quality housing. I also would like to work for my local community again, this time as an architect instead of a general laborer. I believe firmly in the possibility of building “a world where everyone has a decent place to live.” 

I appreciate your consideration. With your help, I can continue my education in architecture and design to bring accessible homes to those in need.

Sincerely,

Alao Damilare

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