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Syrian, from Daraa; seeking Undergraduate degree in Nursing and is enrolled at Zarqa University.  

My name is Ammar Ghaleb Al-Masri. I am 17 years old. I live with my family at the Al-Zaatari camp. We first arrived in Al-Zaatari two months after it was established. 

I completed my secondary education in the camp and scored 71.3 in my high school diploma. It was difficult to achieve better results due to my difficult financial situation. I had to work and study at the same time. This has adversely affected my grades. I want to study nursing. I feel that employment prospects in this profession are promising.   

My hard work was recognized in many awards and certificates of academic excellence, particularly in English.  When I first arrived in Al-Zaatari, I enrolled in extracurricular activities like drawing, Arabic Calligraphy, and mosaics. I also enrolled in training in fields like life skills, peer education, pioneering projects. I participated in the  Arabic Language Reading challenge sponsored by the Mohammad Bin Rashed Al-Maktoum global award.  

When I graduate college, I will be the first member of my family to hold a university degree. I would like to thank the sponsors for promoting a positive competitive attitude among candidates.

I feel lucky to have been chosen for the PT scholarship. I am grateful to PT and EdSeed for the great opportunity that they opened to me. 

Dream and Mission Statement

My name is Ammar Ghaleb Al-Masri. I live with my parents in the Al-Zaatari camp.  I have a five-year-old sister and three brothers. 

We first arrived in Al-Zaatari two months after it was established. We were then told that the security situation in our village, Heit, in Daraa had improved.  So we went back. Six months later, the situation became so bad we had to leave again.

I attended school when I was in seventh grade I completed my secondary education with a GPA score of 71.3, science major.  It was difficult to achieve better results due to my difficult financial situation. I had to work and study at the same time. This has adversely affected my GPA. If I get the scholarship,

 I would like to major in nursing. I want to feel good about healing others. I also feel that employment prospects in this profession are promising. My hard work was recognized in many awards and certificates of academic excellence, particularly in English.

When I first arrived in Al-Zaatari, I enrolled in extracurricular activities like drawing, Arabic Calligraphy, and mosaics.

I also enrolled in training in fields like life skills, peer education, pioneering project. I participated in the  Arabic Language Reading challenge sponsored by the Mohammad Bin Rashed Al-Maktoum global award.

 I need to cover tuition and transportation expenses. If I were to graduate college, I will be the first member of my family to hold a university degree. I would like to thank the sponsors for promoting a positive competitive attitude among candidates.

Why Would Donors Fund You?

I believe that everyone deserves a chance to take his opportunity in life and makes his own success so I am grateful for anyone that reads about me and will aid me to get closer to my success.

I am a hardworking and committed person and I believe that not only I will reach my target but I will go further in my education also to postgraduate studies.  

How Do You Plan to Payback?

 I will pursue to aid all students like me in the future to complete their education in all ways either financial or giving services as I can. 

I promise to be an active volunteer in society and the hand that aids any person who needs help.

Volunteer Work/Social Capital

Helping other student in their studies.

Training kids in football, they called me the captain.