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Free scholarship application form template

Merit, need and hardship awards in one form — with the difficult questions asked once, and kindly.

  • 16 questions
  • Multi-step
  • 1 conditional
  • Free, unlimited responses

Opens in your dashboard with the whole form in front of you. Nothing is created until you say so — keep it, restyle it, or pick a different one.

You · step 1 of 4

Scholarship application

Full name

Email address

Student ID

Programme of study

What year are you in?

Starting this yearFirst year

+ 11 more questions

Submit

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The hardest form in the library to get right, because it asks people about money at the moment they have least of it. The income band is asked once, plainly, with a 'rather not say' that disqualifies nobody — and the hardship box opens only for the people applying to the hardship fund, so nobody else is made to justify their circumstances to win a merit award.

Questions
16 in total — 11 required — 1 shown only when relevant
Format
Multi-step
Theme
Press, changeable to any of the 26
Cost
Free, with no cap on responses

The 16 questions it asks

In order, with their field types. Edit, reorder or delete any of them once it's yours.

Step 1You

  • 1Full nameShort textRequired
  • 2Email addressEmailRequired
  • 3Student IDShort textOptional
  • 4Programme of studyShort textRequired
  • 5What year are you in?Multiple choice · e.g. Starting this yearRequired

Step 2The award

  • 6Which award are you applying for?Multiple choice · e.g. Merit scholarshipRequired
  • 7Your current grade averageShort textRequired

Step 3Your circumstances

  • 8Roughly what is your household's annual income?Multiple choice · e.g. Under 25,000Optional
  • 9What's happened?Long textConditional
  • 10Is there anything about your circumstances we should know?Long textOptional

Step 4Your case

  • 11Why should this award go to you?Long textRequired
  • 12What would it change if you got it?Long textRequired
  • 13What else do you do?Long textOptional
  • 14A referee — name and emailShort textRequired
  • 15Upload your latest transcript or reportFile uploadRequired
  • 16I confirm this is my own work and the information is accurateConsentRequired

1 question is conditional. It only appears when an earlier answer calls for it — so most people answer 15, not 16.

When to reach for it

  • A merit scholarship round
  • Need-based bursaries and hardship funds
  • Sports or arts awards with a portfolio referee
  • Departmental awards judged by a small panel

And once it's yours

All of it on the free plan — none of this is an upgrade prompt.

  • Conditional logicShow a question only when an earlier answer calls for it.
  • Sheets, Slack and webhooksSend every response where your team already works.
  • 26 themes, one clickThe same form, restyled from type to field shape.

Frequently asked questions

Can one form cover several different awards?

Yes — the award is a choice question, and the questions that only apply to one of them appear only for that choice. Applicants who want two awards submit twice.

How do I keep the panel from seeing names?

Export the responses and hide the name column before circulating. The template's own copy tells applicants their name is removed before the essay is read, so set your process up to match it.

Can applicants attach a transcript?

Yes, and it is required. There is a referee field too, which the copy makes clear is only contacted if the applicant is shortlisted.

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