In its continuing commitment to making quality education more accessible, Wesleyan University-Philippines (WUP) opens applications for the Wesleyan Legacy Fund (WLF) Scholarship, an institutional initiative designed to provide financial assistance and educational opportunities to deserving students.
The scholarship program reflects the university’s commitment to supporting students facing financial challenges while recognizing their academic potential, dedication, and willingness to uphold the institution’s core values.
Applications for the scholarship will be accepted from November 9 to 23, 2026, with interested applicants required to submit their documents to the Office of Student Affairs (OSA) within the prescribed period.
To qualify, applicants must demonstrate financial need, academic potential, and a commitment to the University’s values of integrity, responsibility, leadership, service, and respect for others. They must submit the duly accomplished WLF Scholarship Application Form, the latest available income documents of their parents or legal guardians, and other supporting documents relevant to their circumstances or scholarship category. These may include certifications for persons with disabilities, solo parents and their dependents, underprivileged and homeless citizens, Indigenous or ethnic group members, and first-generation college students. Applicants must also disclose existing financial assistance and agree to the scholarship’s academic monitoring and institutional participation requirements.
The WLF Scholarship offers several categories to accommodate students from different academic levels and programs, including WLF Tertiary Scholars, WLF Basic Education, WLF SHARE, WLF Graduate School, WLF College of Medicine, and WLF John Wesley School of Law and Governance.
Depending on the scholarship category, beneficiaries may receive full or partial tuition and miscellaneous fee coverage, as well as monthly or semestral-based allowances.
Among its benefits, WLF Tertiary Scholars will receive full tuition and fees coverage and a P3,000 monthly allowance, while Basic Education scholars will receive a P2,000 monthly allowance. WLF SHARE beneficiaries will be provided full tuition and fees coverage alongside a P1,000 monthly allowance, while Graduate School scholars may receive partial tuition and fees coverage and a P2,000 monthly allowance.
Meanwhile, students under the College of Medicine and John Wesley School of Law and Governance categories may receive a P20,000 book allowance per semester.
In line with its commitment to inclusive education, the program also considers applicants from marginalized and underrepresented sectors. Supporting documents may include certifications for persons with disabilities, solo parents and their dependents, underprivileged and homeless citizens, Indigenous or ethnic group members, and first-generation college students, among other qualified circumstances.
Through the WLF, WUP reinforces its role in creating opportunities for students whose educational aspirations may be constrained by financial circumstances, affirming that access to education remains an important part of its commitment to building people and transforming lives.
The number of beneficiaries and corresponding scholarship benefits will remain subject to the approved WLF budget, program guidelines, and availability of funds.
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