Phnom Penh, Cambodia – Paragon International University welcomed high-achieving students to the Grade-Based Scholarship 2026 event, held on 9 and 10 September 2026. The event celebrated students’ academic achievements and provided them with an opportunity to receive a scholarship as they begin their higher education journey at Paragon International University.

The Grade-Based Scholarship offers tuition scholarships ranging from 25% to 100%, with the scholarship level corresponding to students’ high school grades. Students with Grade A are eligible for up to 100% tuition scholarship, while Grade B students can receive up to 75%, Grade C students up to 50%, and Grade D students up to 25%.


Throughout the event, students expressed their excitement as they learned about their scholarship and celebrated their achievements with their families and friends. The atmosphere was filled with enthusiasm and anticipation, as students looked forward to starting a new chapter of their education at Paragon International University.
For many students, the event was more than just receiving a scholarship. It marked an important step toward their future and gave them the opportunity to move forward with their plans for university. Students also had the opportunity to confirm their scholarship and complete the necessary steps to enroll at Paragon International University.

With their chosen fields of study ahead of them, students are now preparing to begin their university journey and experience life at Paragon International University. Their achievements at the Grade-Based Scholarship 2026 event marked the beginning of an exciting new chapter as they take the next step toward their academic and career goals.
Through the Grade-Based Scholarship, Paragon International University recognizes and celebrates students’ academic achievements and hard work. The event brought students and their families together to celebrate this important milestone and marked an exciting beginning as students prepare to pursue their chosen fields of study at Paragon International University.



