A full-stack, cloud-based scholarship management system.
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ScholarBridge is a cloud-based scholarship management system that connects students with scholarship opportunities and enables trusts/NGOs to efficiently manage and approve applications. It features a full-stack architecture with PostgreSQL, Node.js/Express, and React.js, providing role-based dashboards for students, trusts, and admins. The platform includes smart filtering for matching applications to trust preferences, secure document storage via Cloudflare R2, and analytics for transparent scholarship distribution.
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