Scholarships are available from
many private and educational institutions.
This type of financial aid does
not have to be paid back.
There are 3 categories of scholarships:
scholarships from the college to the student for
achievement in athletic, academic, and extracurricular activities such as music, art and other.
Many colleges likewise award scholarships for certain majors; i.e., academic achieved students majoring in mathematics. So complete a thorough research potential awards.
generally from employers, religious and ethnic affiliations.
national and community associations and the military
. These scholarships are awarded in exchange for community or military service after your graduate.
Take note that many non-funded scholarships
may be from your own local area
— area businesses and associations.
You need to start early to find
all available scholarships. Check
your field of study, ethnic background,
social and religious affiliations,
parent's employment, family club
memberships, and local businesses
and clubs.
Beware of potential scholarship
scams. A general rule to follow
is, "if they request money
from you in order to get money",
they are likely a scam:
www.ftc.gov/bcp
Every program is different, so
check early on what will be required
and make sure you meet all deadlines.
The scholarship may require an
essay, written exam, or some demonstration/document
of your eligibility
Most scholarships (including athletic)
will require a minimum GPA. Failure
to maintain your GPA level could
forfeit your award.
Most scholarship funds will be
sent to the college directly on
your behalf.
www.EssayEdge.com
Private organizations that offer
scholarships or loans to members
and their families who below to
the organization
Institutions include churches,
community groups, professional associations,
hobby groups, and others.
start your search here
Many businesses offer educational
allowances to employees and their
families — check with your
parents' employee benefits department.
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