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How this builder works
Five stages, in order. Each one exists because scholarship panels reject essays that skip it.
What should I have ready before I start?
The official scholarship page, the exact essay question and word limit, and your CV if you have one. Ten minutes of preparation saves an hour later.
Why do you ask questions instead of just writing the essay?
Panels reject generic essays. The questions surface the specific decisions, numbers and outcomes that only you can supply — those are what make an SOP credible.
Do I need to upload a CV?
No. A CV gives us a head start on education and employment, but you can answer everything manually instead.
What does the fit score mean?
It is how well your current evidence covers this scholarship's selection criteria. Strengthen the weak and missing rows and the score moves.
Can I reuse my answers for another scholarship?
Yes. Your applicant profile is saved separately from any single application, so a second application starts from what you already wrote.
How long should each stage take?
Roughly ten minutes for the scholarship decoder, thirty to forty for discovery, then ten each for evidence match, generation and review.
Still stuck?
Start a draft anyway. It is easier to strengthen a weak answer than to stare at a blank page, and nothing you write here is final.
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