Banyak program beasiswa meminta CV di samping esai dan dokumen akademik. Berbeda dari CV lamaran kerja, CV beasiswa biasanya lebih menonjolkan prestasi belajar, kegiatan, dan kontribusi sosial. Contoh di bawah ditulis untuk lulusan SMA yang mendaftar beasiswa S1, dengan tokoh dan data fiktif.
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Contoh CV beasiswa: tema Klasik
Bagian yang perlu ditonjolkan
- Tujuan studi di profil singkat. Sebutkan bidang yang ingin dipelajari dan alasannya dalam dua sampai tiga kalimat.
- Prestasi akademik yang bisa dibuktikan, misalnya rata-rata nilai, lomba, atau olimpiade, lengkap dengan tingkatnya.
- Kegiatan dan kepemimpinan. Organisasi, klub, atau kepanitiaan menunjukkan cara kamu bekerja bersama orang lain.
- Kontribusi sosial, seperti kegiatan relawan, karena banyak program mencari penerima yang ingin memberi dampak.
- Kemampuan bahasa, terutama bila program mensyaratkannya. Tulis hasil tes hanya bila kamu memang memilikinya.
Ikuti ketentuan setiap program
Beberapa program menyediakan format CV sendiri atau membatasi jumlah halaman. Bila ada ketentuan seperti itu, ikuti ketentuan resminya. Tema Klasik dipilih untuk contoh ini karena tampilannya formal dan mudah dibaca.
Nama, sekolah, nilai, dan kegiatan di contoh ini fiktif. Jangan menambahkan prestasi yang tidak pernah kamu raih, karena dokumen pendukung biasanya diperiksa.
Untuk menyiapkan dokumen lainnya, baca checklist persiapan beasiswa.
Many scholarship programmes ask for a CV alongside essays and academic documents. Unlike a job CV, a scholarship CV usually puts more weight on academic achievement, activities, and social contribution. The example below is written for a high school graduate applying for an undergraduate scholarship, with a fictional person and details.
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Scholarship CV example: Classic theme
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What to highlight
- Your study goal in the profile. Name the field you want to study and why, in two or three sentences.
- Academic achievements you can prove, such as grade averages, competitions, or olympiads, including their level.
- Activities and leadership. Organisations, clubs, or committees show how you work with others.
- Social contribution, such as volunteering, because many programmes look for recipients who want to make an impact.
- Language ability, especially when it is required. List test results only if you actually have them.
Follow each programme's rules
Some programmes provide their own CV format or limit the number of pages. When they do, follow the official rules. The Classic theme is used here because it looks formal and is easy to read.
The name, school, grades, and activities in this example are fictional. Never add achievements you did not earn, because supporting documents are usually checked.
To prepare your other documents, read the scholarship preparation checklist.