'Stellar grades not required': NTU launches new scholarship to help students develop non-academic strengths

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'Stellar grades not required': NTU launches new scholarship to help students develop non-academic strengths
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The NTU Talent Scholarship will be awarded to undergraduates who are outstanding in their own fields such as music, filmmaking, sport and community work, and have made a significant societal impact representing NTU Singapore or the country.

The new NTU Talent Scholarship — the first of its kind for the university — comes amid Singapore’s push tobeyond grades"towards a meritocracy of skills, where everyone is given the chance to fulfil their potential regardless of where they start in life", said NTU in a press release on Thursday .

Generally, cultural and sports-related scholarships in Singapore, such as the National University of Singapore Performing & Visual Arts Scholarship or the Singapore Management University's Yip Pin Xiu Scholarship for sportsmen, require applicants to perform well academically. This includes but is not limited to"musicians, filmmakers, and writers; sporting professionals, leaders, and community builders, which could include entrepreneurs, healthcare advocates, and active volunteers", NTU said.

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