Scholarships

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1. Look everywhere:
Check your school’s financial aid office, local organizations, employers, and the U.S. Department of Labor’s scholarship search tool.

2. Know who qualifies:
Many scholarships are for high school seniors. Just make sure you meet any specific requirements.

3. Start early:
Apply now! Most scholarships are due in late winter or early spring.

4. Gather your materials:
Get your FAFSA, recommendation letters, transcript, and a good photo ready.

5. Write smart:
You can reuse essay responses if they fit. Get feedback and proofread.

6. Stay organized:
Sort applications by due date, follow directions, and submit early.

Being prepared pays off!

What is the difference between a Traditional Scholarship and an Academic Scholarship?

A traditional scholarship can be awarded for various reasons, like athletics, community service, or leadership—not just academics. An academic scholarship is given specifically for high academic achievement, such as strong GPA or test scores.