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When Scholarship Eligibility or Recipient Status Can Be Lost

Scholarship eligibility or recipient status may be lost because of disciplinary action, poor academic performance or conduct, false statements in submitted documents, or a leave of absence during the scholarship year.

Listed grounds for losing eligibility

The 2025 scholarship rules identify several grounds for losing eligibility or recipient status. These include poor academic performance or conduct, disciplinary action under university rules, and false statements or similar falsification in documents submitted to the university. A recipient may lose eligibility when they are consequently considered unsuitable as a scholarship recipient. The applicable rule may provide for a decision by the president or by the Director of the Student Support Center.

Disciplinary action

Receiving disciplinary action for violating university regulations can cause scholarship eligibility or recipient status to be lost. The listed measures include withdrawal or removal from the register, suspension, and reprimand. In the stated rules, loss of eligibility or status follows when the student is considered unsuitable as a scholarship recipient.

False statements in submitted documents

Making false statements or similar false entries in documents submitted to the university or school is a ground for losing scholarship eligibility or recipient status. The supplied rules also state that the president cancels eligibility when false information is included in scholarship application documents or similar materials.

Taking a leave of absence

Taking a leave of absence during the academic year in which the scholarship or grant is received is a ground for losing scholarship eligibility or recipient status.

Official sources

The following official Tokyo Denki University materials were used to prepare this page.