Do you apply for the course first and then apply for a scholarship or the other way round?
it doesn't matter, but you want to commit to a program first before applying for a scholarship because why would they give you a scholarship if you are not enrolled in a program. Sometimes scholarships are handed out to recipients that qualify as a result of your marks, etc.
Also, if you submit more than one university application, are you expected to submit more than one scholarship application too, for each course application? (i know this might vary according to the scholarship terms but what happens in general?). Its normal to apply to multiple universities right and/or multiple courses at the same uni?
if you're applying for different programs at the same university, you may want to check with the registrars office if it's a universal scholarship that the school offers or if it's program based. I know when i did my masters, they stopped offering scholarships even though my GPA was 4.03 out of 4.33
it's a littler different in every school.
Its normal to apply to multiple universities right and/or multiple courses at the same uni?
I personally would do it at the same university that I got my undergrad in (for the sake of convenience), but by all means try everywhere. you never know, your university may not even accept you because some other guy in a different state has more credentials than you do.
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