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.” [...]
Simply stated, the scholarship and fellowship essays are one of your only opportunities to grab the attention of the foundation’s “scholarship committee.” [...]
So you think you are ready to tackle that daunting task of finding… and then completing all of the applications for “perfect” scholarships to pay for college? You know that the Internet is ready for you, but there’s a catch here… there has to be – right? There are a lot of scholarship search services out there – which ones should you use? [...]
We know you are scratching your head right now thinking – “Gosh, I just don’t know if I am smart enough to compete!” And the answer is yes you are, but you have to actually sit down and fill out the applications. Maybe you don’t get the first three scholarships you apply for, but you will hit… and hit it big. So here are ten wonderful reasons why you should apply today for free money: [...]
The School of Journalism and Mass Communications at San Jose State University has just released the 2010-2011 Scholarship competition dates for their 18+ awards. The potential awards range from $200 to $5,000. Students can download the application instructions and application for these scholarship awards right here –> SJSU-JMC_Scholarship list and SJSU-JMC_scholarship_instructions as well as SJSU-JMC_Scholarship Application.
Please remember that you must complete one application cover sheet for each award competition you are submitting your qualifications to.
Every year, several hundred thousand students and parents are defrauded by scholarship scams. The victims of these scams lose more than $100 million annually. [...]
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). [...]
MeritAid.com is a website that promises to connect $11 Billion available in merit-based aid to the college you are thinking about attending. [...]
This federal grant is available to 1st and 2nd year college students who have completed a rigorous secondary school program. [...]
The State of California has created several grant programs for college students and placed these programs on the web. Please read the CalGrant_Instructions and then go to the California Student Aid Commission website [...]
An additional 25 different scholarship award competitions have just been added tot he “Calendar Section” as of this afternoon. Click to the Calendar Section and poke around the different months to see what fits you and your major. Good luck!