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Scholarship Information |
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Scholarships can be the difference between going to college and not going to college. They are designed to be a bridge in the gaps left by financial aid or to supplement private funding. The good news is that they are available in abundance and from a wide range of sources with various requirements and qualifications. |
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However, it takes some work to find them and to win them. Many of these scholarships will be easier to get if you begin preparing early in high school, and some competitions allow you to enter before your senior year of high school, making the final search for scholarship opportunities that much easier for students who have planned ahead. |
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Below is a list of resources that can help you on your journey! YOU CAN DO IT!! |
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www.scholarships.com |
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The misinformation and scholarship myths out there could scare anyone out of applying for college scholarships. This website will make finding scholarships simple...if you try. |
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www.highscholarships.com |
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This site shows general scholarships that are available not only for high school seniors, but also freshmen, juniors and sophomores. |
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www.finaid.org/scholarships/average.phtml |
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Students often ask whether there are any scholarships available to students who don't have an A average. This page lists some scholarships for average students. Although these scholarships don't require a high GPA, they do require excellence in a non-academic area. |
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Scholarships for African-American Students |
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