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	How to Apply</h2>
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	The application process is mostly done online and needs you to get a few documents ready. Here&#39;s a simple guide for people from Pakistan:</p>
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		<strong>Make an Account</strong>: Go to the AAUW fellowships and grants website and set up an account.</li>
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		<strong>Choose Fellowship Type</strong>: Log in and pick International Fellowship as your application type.</li>
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		<strong>Fill Out the Online Application:</strong> Complete all the necessary sections in the online form, which usually asks for your background, proposal, recommendations, and supporting documents.</li>
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		<strong>Get Your Documents Ready:</strong> Make sure to prepare and upload these documents. If any are in another language, like Urdu, be sure to have certified translations in English.</li>
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	Here&rsquo;s what you&rsquo;ll need to submit:</p>
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		<strong>Proof of Your Degree</strong>: Include a copy of your highest degree, like a bachelor&#39;s, and your official transcripts showing you earned it. If your grades aren&rsquo;t on a 4.0 scale, please provide a GPA conversion.</li>
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		<strong>English Proficiency Proof:</strong> Send an official report with your TOEFL, IELTS, or Cambridge scores. If English is your first language, a letter confirming that works too. You can also submit a transcript or diploma from a school where you studied in English.</li>
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		<strong>Three Recommendation Letters</strong>: These should come from professors or work colleagues who know you well and can vouch for your skills and background. It&rsquo;s best if they&rsquo;re from your home country, Pakistan, and can discuss how your skills are needed there.</li>
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		<strong>CV/Resume</strong>: A detailed document with your academic and work history.</li>
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		<strong>Current Enrollment Proof (if needed):</strong> This can be transcripts or letters from the college or university you&#39;re attending.</li>
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		<strong>Proof of Doctorate or M.F.A. Degree:</strong> Only needed if you&rsquo;re applying for a postdoctoral position.</li>
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		<strong>Letter of Admission</strong>: This isn&#39;t required when you apply, but you&#39;ll need it if you accept an award.</li>
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		<strong>Financial Statement:</strong> Include a budget and payment statement if it&rsquo;s requested.</li>
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		<strong>Identification:</strong> A copy of your passport and national ID card for ID verification.</li>
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		<strong>Check it out:</strong> Go through your application really well before you hit submit. Make sure everything is correct and all the info is there.</li>
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	<strong>Important Notes for Pakistani Applicants:</strong></p>
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		<strong>Document Attestation</strong>: If you&#39;re a Pakistani citizen, you might need to get your academic documents verified. This usually means getting them attested by places like IBCC for your matric and intermediate papers, and HEC for your bachelor&rsquo;s, Master&rsquo;s, or Ph.D. Sometimes, you&#39;ll also need the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MOFA) to get involved.</li>
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		<strong>Deadlines:</strong> Keep an eye on when applications open and close. Usually, this period is from August 1 to November 15 (Pacific Standard Time) every year.</li>
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		<strong>Visa</strong>: If you get accepted, you&#39;ll need to apply for a student visa to study in the U.S., either J-1 or F-1.</li>
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