How to use the Scholarship Requirements Extractor.
Eligibility extraction should preserve exact conditions and exceptions. Meeting listed criteria does not guarantee an award or complete an application.
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Collect eligibility requirements, required documents, selection criteria and submission details with source references. Preserve exceptions and distinguish must-have conditions from preferences. Flag ambiguous dates, enrollment terms or geographic restrictions for confirmation before an applicant relies on the checklist.
- What you provide
- Selected scholarship page.
- What you get
- Eligibility, required materials and stated deadlines.
See the input and the result.
Illustrative input and output · a teaching example, not a live WebAct run
Example input
Scholarship excerpt, section Eligibility: enrolled students may apply. Section Submission: statement required by 1 March. Year and timezone absent.
Completed example
Eligibility: applicant must be an enrolled student — source: Eligibility section. Required document: statement — source: Submission section. Deadline wording: 1 March — source: Submission section. Unresolved: year, timezone and the precise enrollment conditions. Confirm the current official instructions before relying on the date.
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Decisions and troubleshooting.
Does satisfying every listed eligibility condition guarantee a scholarship?
It establishes only apparent eligibility under the supplied information; selection and complete application review remain separate.
Why is the application deadline unclear even though a date appears?
The year, timezone or separate institutional deadline may be missing. Check the current official application instructions.
Try it with your own source.
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