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The "fully funded" summit with a feeDON'T PAY

A real scam people fell for this year, next to the real thing. The numbers mark the three things to check: hover or tap one to see what it tells you.

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CChevening ScholarshipsSponsored · 🌐

A fully funded master's degree in the UK for future leaders. There is no application fee. See if you are eligible on chevening.org.

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GGlobal Youth Leaders SummitSponsored · 🌐

Fully funded! Global Youth Leaders Summit 2027, Dubai. Flights, hotel and meals covered. One-time $75 application fee. Apply by November 30!

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Always check the fee.

"Fully funded" and "pay $75 to apply" can't both be true. These summits make their money from thousands of application fees, and the event is thin or never happens.

Always checkThe real oneThe scam
1Where it livesIs it the real company's or person's own address or number?

chevening.org is the UK government's scholarship program.

globalyouthsummit.org is an organiser you've never heard of.

2What it asks you to doCheck firstDoes it want a password, a payment, a call, or a tap?

Apply on its own site, with no fee.

A $75 application fee.

3How hard it pushesIs there a deadline, a threat, or a surprise charge?

No rush.

Flights, hotel and meals "covered", and apply by November 30.

RememberA fully funded program never charges you to apply. If it does, keep your money and your passport details.

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