How do I get scholorships and grants for college?
I’ve already accomplished my associates degree and yet am still limited to just student loans. Anybody have advice???
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Well if you are really smart then you can get scholorships. If you get many awards or are in many clubs doing great things that will help you get scholorships. If you do very good on the SAT’s and other state examinations you can get scholorships. If you become the valedictorian or the saletorian you can get scholorships. If you do really well in high school sports you can get scholorships. Hope this helps.
The schools and universities pick the ones they want to enter and decide who gets their own scholarships! Stick with it and don’t give up. Keep making good grades like I know you are, and press on and press on until you get what you want and where you want to go. I always heard the SAT’s test are the most important test you will ever take and will follow you through out your life and they will look at that when you apply for that particular college. Keep on and on applying for those colleges you want to attend, and don’t give up. Maybe they will sit up and take notice. GOOD LUCK!!!!
You need to talk to the Financial Aid Dept at the college or university you plan to attend. Ask for the FAFSA form and for help in searching for scholarships for which you may qualify.
Also, check what your local public library has on Scholarships and Financial Aid. Check the college library, too.
Apply for whatever you think you qualify for. It can’t hurt! You may just get something!
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Im in school to trying to get scholorships too. Enter those scholorships contests. Do you have im or myspace? I want to talk about more about school scholorships.
u qualify by your personal living situation such as housing, financial, single parent, married, newly divorced, race, gender, color of hair, everything u see people donate money like this… 100,000 dollars to a scholarship fund for red heads who are between the ages of 18 and 25 who live in sacramento or the bay area and are more then 4 feet tall but less than 6 feet tall. it can b very specific or very vague.
but thetre r scholarships rite down to your natural eye color.