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Scholarship Resources & Tips
Some Possible Sources:
1. Colleges/universities - Most scholarships are awarded directly through the post-secondary institutions themselves.
2. Employers - Many companies offer scholarships to their employees or their employees' family members.
3. Local Organizations/Clubs/Religious Organizations - Many local groups/individuals will award scholarships to students in their area, i.e. churches, civic clubs, service organizations, etc.
4. Internet - There are many scholarship search sites.
Financial Aid and Scholarship Information for Students and Parents
- See the scholarship section on p. 5 of this document for helpful scholarship information and scholarship search resources.
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Important Reminders:
- Start with applying for scholarships directly to the college/university.
- Most have a separate scholarship/financial aid application form, and the deadline is usually different (may be earlier) than the regular admissions deadline.
- Apply for local scholarships.
- Local scholarships are listed in Naviance on the Scholarship List and on this website.
- In Naviance, click on the Colleges tab and then on Scholarships & Money.
- The same scholarships are posted in both places because it is easier for parents to access them on the website.
- Local scholarships are listed in Naviance on the Scholarship List and on this website.
- Take your time with applications.
- Most applications can be located online, and many may ONLY be submitted online.
- Have someone proofread/edit your applications, especially essays.
- First impressions (neatness, legibility, etc.) are important.
- Be sure to have your resume handy.
- Keep copies of everything.
- Ask for recommendation letters and transcripts in advance.
- If a recommendation letter is needed, ask for recommendation letters at least three weeks before the deadline.
- Request your transcripts through the QR Code in your classroom at least three weeks before the deadline.
- Meet all deadlines!
- Late applications are not accepted and will not be considered.
- Late applications are not accepted and will not be considered.
- Helpful Hints:
- Applications that require essays are sometimes the best ones to apply for because the applicant pool (competition) will be smaller.
- Scholarships add up!
- Don't discount smaller scholarship amounts because they add up!
- Thank You Notes
- You may absolutely send a thank you note. It is appropriate and appreciated.
- You may absolutely send a thank you note. It is appropriate and appreciated.