Cambridge Trust Financial Guarantee: I don’t have enough money

I am an international student who recently received an offer from Cambridge. I do not have money to meet tuition fees since my dad has recently lost his job after being in employment shortly. I can barely manage first year’s tuition, and definitely not the second and third year. I have applied to other scholarships, but they are quite competitive. Am I eligible for the Cambridge Trust, and what can I do with the Financial Guarantee Form? Any advice will be appreciated. Thanks!

Do you hold an offer for an undergraduate course? Your college should have been in touch with information about applying to the Trusts. go back over the emails you've had from your college to check it's not been included there.

Thank you for your reply! Yes, I have information to the Trusts, because I am not sure if I am eligible. This is because my dad has recently lost his job (ends this month), so our family’s current bank statements do not accurately reflect our financial situation. Plus with my parents’ savings, they should be able to afford 1 year of tuition. May I know if I am eligible for the Trusts? Also, for the financial guarantee form, do I need to show one or three years of tuition fees, and does it have to be in the form of a deposit, or an evidence of a monthly income? Thanks again.

From https://www.cambridgetrust.org/scholarships/key-points-for-undergraduate-applicants/:
The eligibility requirements for part-cost scholarships are:

-significant academic achievement and potential
-financial need


You are eligible to apply so apply. You're trying to second-guess your college's and the panel's decision. Do note thought the typical award is in the region of £8,000-£10,000 so even if you're successful you'll still need to secure additional funding.

From https://www.cambridgetrust.org/scholarships/key-points-for-undergraduate-applicants/:
The eligibility requirements for part-cost scholarships are:
-significant academic achievement and potential
-financial need
You are eligible to apply so apply. You're trying to second-guess your college's and the panel's decision. Do note thought the typical award is in the region of £8,000-£10,000 so even if you're successful you'll still need to secure additional funding.