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BEASISWA BCA FINANCE 2010 (BCA Finance Scholarships 2010 for S1 students)

Dalam rangka memperingati Hari Ulang Tahun Kemerdekaan Republik Indonesia ke-65 dan disertai dengan motivasi kuat untuk turut serta mencerdaskan kehidupan bangsa, BCA Finance kembali menawarkan program beasiswa kuliah bagi mahasiswa program s1 selama kuliah (maksimal 8 semester). Pada tahun lalu, BCA Finance telah memberikan beasiswa penuh bagi 20 mahasiswa s1 berprestasi. Tahun 2010 ini, BCA Finance akan menyalurkan beasiswa kuliah untuk 35 mahasiswa berprestasi yang kurang mampu dalam ekonomi. Program beasiswa ini dinamakan “Beasiswa BCA Finance 2010“.

Tiga puluh lima mahasiswa yang akan menerima beasiswa ini akan mendapatkan bantuan SPP maksimal Rp1.000.000 ditambah uang saku sebesar Rp1.000.000 per semester sejak dinyatakan sebagai penerima beasiswa kuliah BCA Finance sampai dengan maksimal semester 8. Mahasiswa yang bisa mengikuti program beasiswa ini adalah mahasiswa yang telah menempuh semester 2 (mahasiswa tingkat 2).

Persyaratan lengkap dan dokumen yang harus dipenuhi oleh pelamar beasiswa antara lain:

* Mahasiswa/i program S1 yang telah menempuh semester 2
* Mengisi formulir beasiswa
* IPK minimal 3,00 dengan melampirkan transkrip nilai terakhir
* Melampirkan surat keterangan tidak mampu dari Institusi yang berwenang pada daerah sesuai KTP mahasiswa berasal
* Melampirkan fotokopi KTP dan kartu tanda mahasiswa
* dua lembar pas foto berwarna ukuran 4×6
* Melampirkan surat keterangan dari kampus dengan menerangkan besarnya biaya SPP atau biaya mata kuliah per SKS
* Melampirkan nama perguruan tinggi berserta kota pada sudut kiri atas amplop
* Tidak sedang menerima beasiswa dari mana pun

Dokumen yang diperlukan tersebut harus dikirimkan via pos ke alamat:
PT BCA Finance
Up. Corporate Planning
Wisma BCA Pondok Indah Lt. 8
Jl. Metro Pondok Indah No. 10
Jakarta 12310

Paling lambat 24 September 2010 (Cap pos)

Daftar nama penerima beasiswa akan kami umumkan pada tanggal 22 Oktober 2010 melalui Website BCA Finance : www.bcafinance.co.id

Penerima beasiswa terpilih akan diundang ke Kantor Pusat BCA Finance di Jakarta selama dua hari untuk mengikuti acara “Meet & Greet” berupa ramah tamah dengan pihak Manajemen BCAF, tour de office, dan konferensi pers. Biaya transportasi dan akomodasi sepenuhnya ditanggung oleh BCA Finance.

Keputusan hasil penerima beasiswa adalah mutlak dan tidak dapat diganggu gugat. Proses penyaringan akhir dilaksanakan oleh tim seleksi BCA Finance.

Batas akhir penerimaan berkas aplikasi beasiswa: 24 September 2010

download formulir beasiswa BCA Finance 2010 : http://www.bcafinance.co.id/beasiswa/FormulirBeasiswaBCAFinance2010.pdf

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