First Class Muslim FCM Foundation Undergraduate Learning Scholarship Support Programme (ULSP) for Muslim Students 2026

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The FCM Foundation invites eligible Nigerian students to apply for its 2026 Undergraduate Learning Support Programme (ULSP), which offers mentorship and academic stipends to foster academic excellence. Further details regarding eligibility, benefits, the timeline, and the application process will be provided here.

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When is the Application Deadline:

Date not specified in the announcement (applications open once yearly; screening and interviews follow).

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Tell Me About The Scholarship:

The FCM Foundation Undergraduate Learning Support Programme (ULSP) 2026 is a four-year scholarship and mentorship initiative designed to support academically excellent Muslim undergraduate students in Lagos State. The programme provides Islamic mentorship, academic guidance, and stipends to selected scholars, helping them build strong academic performance alongside good moral and Islamic values.

The ULSP is available for both male and female Muslim undergraduates, with tailored mentorship and financial support to ensure students thrive academically and personally.

Which Fields are Eligible?

  • All undergraduate fields of study at federal or state universities in Lagos State.
  • Open to fresh undergraduates, medical students transitioning into medical school, and students in their second year of a five-year programme.

Type:

Undergraduate Scholarship + Mentorship Programme.

Who can Apply?

Male ULSP Requirements:

  • 100-level male Muslim undergraduates.
  • Full-time student at a federal or state university in Lagos State.
  • Age: 16–19 years.
  • Minimum of six credit passes in SSCE (one sitting).
  • Minimum UTME score: 250.
  • Physically, mentally, and psychologically stable.
  • Demonstrated good moral conduct and leadership abilities.

Female ULSP Requirements:

  • Female Muslim undergraduates in Lagos State universities.
  • Strong academic performance and commitment to Islamic and moral values.

Required Documents:

  • JAMB Admission Letter.
  • Evidence of current studentship (ID card, biodata form, etc.).
  • Reference letter from a reputable Islamic organization (not student groups).
    • Must be on letterhead, addressed to the Executive Director, First Class Muslim Foundation, Lagos.
  • Birth Certificate or Affidavit of Age.
  • Original WAEC Result.
  • Original UTME Result.
  • Current result slip showing GPA (if available).
  • Personal Statement (max 300 words, Century Gothic font, size 12, spacing 1.5).
    • Must be original (AI-generated content prohibited; plagiarism checks applied).

How are Applicants Selected?

  • Applications undergo multiple levels of screening.
  • Shortlisted candidates are interviewed before final selection.
  • Selection based on academic merit, moral conduct, and leadership potential.

Which Countries Are Eligible?

Nigeria (Lagos State universities only).

Where will the Scholarship be Taken?

Federal and state universities in Lagos State, Nigeria.

How Many Scholarships?

Not specified (new intakes admitted annually).

What is the Benefit of the Scholarship?

  • Four years of Islamic mentorship.
  • Academic support stipends throughout the programme.
  • Structured mentorship to build academically excellent students with strong Islamic and moral backgrounds.
  • Exit after four years, aligned with graduation or continuation of studies.

How Long Will the Scholarship Last?

Four years (duration of undergraduate study).

How to Apply:

  1. Confirm eligibility (male or female ULSP requirements).
  2. Prepare required documents.
  3. Write and submit personal statement (max 300 words).
  4. Apply via the official FCM Foundation portal.
  5. Await screening, interview, and final selection.

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