מלגות הצטיינות לסטודנטיות בהנדסת חשמל / מדעי המחשב

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היי בנות,
כמה מחברותי שאלו אותי על מלגות הצטיינות שכדאי להגיש אליהן מועמדות והחלטתי לשתף זאת עם כולכן. אז אקדים ואומר שתמיד כדאי לנסות במידה ואתן עומדות בקריטריונים, ואפילו אם קיבלתן תשובה שלילית תמיד מומלץ לנסות שנית. כמות הפעמים שקיבלתי תשובה שלילית למלגות זהה פחות או יותר לזו של התשובות החיוביות.
במהלך התואר הראשון הרגשתי שהחשיפה שלי למגלות הללו היתה מקרית (מפה לאוזן / מיילים מהפקולטה) ולכן חשבתי שנכון לרכז הכל במקום אחד.
בפוסט בעיקר מלגות לתואר ראשון / שני ובמידה ויש לכן מידע להוסיף אשמח אם תפנו אלי!

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