Scholarship Application Checklist
Follow these steps when applying for a scholarship:
- Research applicable scholarships online (e.g., www.scholarship-options.com)
- Organize scholarships by deadlines – [...]
Tag Archives: application
TIPS FOR WRITING A GREAT SCHOLARSHIP / FELLOWSHIP ESSAY
Simply stated, the scholarship and fellowship essays are one of your only opportunities to grab the attention of the foundation’s “scholarship committee.” [...]
2010 Scholarship “How To” Books on sale NOW!
While we are now into the 2010 spring semester, there are still plenty of scholarships available to you for the summer session and… do not forget to begin thinking about fall of 2010! [...]
“Frequently Asked Questions” Tab has been Enhanced!
Due to popular demand… we have enhanced our newest tab to our growing website discussing frequently asked questions covering the FAFSA application process, award limitations, overall eligibility, verification audits and general process and may other germane topics. [...]
If you have to pay money to get money, it’s probably a scam
Every year, several hundred thousand students and parents are defrauded by scholarship scams. The victims of these scams lose more than $100 million annually. Scam operations often imitate legitimate government agencies, grant-giving foundations, education lenders and scholarship matching services, [...]
“I make too much to qualify for Financial Aid”… Can Anyone Help Me?
It is unfortunate that our financial aid is doled-out based on extended family incomes and assets, but the reality is that a majority of families will qualify for some level of scholarship if they pay close attention to the following tidbits of information. Too many times, parents believe that they must pay 100% of their child’s tuition, room and board and incidentals [...]
Federal Student Aid ~ FAFSA
Before beginning the FAFSA process, you and your parents [if you're still 'connected' to them] should apply for a Federal Student Aid Personal Identification Number (PIN). [...]
Tips & Tricks for Scholarship Success
With rising college costs, continuing inflation, and narrowing job markets; students all over the U.S. are seeking a variety of options for college financing. In many cases, the attainment of a scholarship is the difference in whether a student attends college or not. [...]
MeritAid.com–$11 Billion in Merit-Based Financial Aid
MeritAid.com is a website that promises to connect $11 Billion available in merit-based aid to the college you are thinking about attending. [...]
Who Should Apply for Scholarships?
The answer is quite simple, really. Every student who plans to attend college should be applying for scholarships. This applies to all students, including high school students, non-traditional students, current college students, and graduate students.