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Are you a postsecondary student majoring in life science or a related field? If so, consider applying for the Thermo Fisher Scientific Antibody Scholarship Program!
Date Posted: 21 Mar, 2024
Application for the IELTSing Scholarship is now open. IELTSing appreciates the value of education as well as the ever-increasing costs of obtaining one.
Date Posted: 20 Mar, 2024
The Blind or Deaf Beneficiary Grant Program is a state-funded program that provides financial aid to blind or deaf Pennsylvania residents who are currently attending a postsecondary institution.
Date Posted: 19 Mar, 2024
Help cover the cost of college without writing a single essay! Niche is giving one student $10,000 to help pay for tuition, housing, books and other college expenses — no essay required!
Date Posted: 19 Mar, 2024
Applications are now open for the $2,000 Sallie Mae Scholarship Sweepstakes in 2024. The $2,000 Sallie Mae Scholarship Sweepstakes is only open to legal residents of the 50 United States, the District of Columbia and any US Territory
Date Posted: 19 Mar, 2024
Applications are now open for the Allan Gray InterCollege Entrepreneurship Competition 2024. The aim of the Inter-College competition is to foster a culture in TVET students.
Date Posted: 18 Mar, 2024
1. What is a College Scholarship?
A college scholarship is a financial award given to students to help cover the costs of tuition, books, and sometimes living expenses. Scholarships are typically awarded based on merit, financial need, or specific criteria such as academic performance, leadership, athletic ability, or community service.
2. What Do I Need to Apply for College Scholarships?
To apply for scholarships, you generally need to complete an application form, provide academic transcripts, submit letters of recommendation, and write personal statements or essays. Each scholarship has different requirements, so be sure to follow the instructions for each one carefully.
3. When Should I Start Applying for College Scholarships?
It's best to start looking for and applying to scholarships as early as possible. We recommend you do this during your junior or senior year of high school.
4. What Types of College Scholarships are Available?
College scholarships come in various forms, such as merit-based, need-based, athletic, or field-specific scholarships. There are also scholarships for minority students, women, international students, and scholarships based on extracurricular activities or talents, such as music or art.
5. What GPA Do I Need to Qualify for a Scholarship?
The required GPA for scholarships varies depending on the specific scholarship. Some merit-based scholarships require a GPA of 3.5 or higher, while others may accept lower GPAs if the student demonstrates exceptional talent, leadership, or financial need.
6. Can I Lose my Scholarship Once I Receive it?
Yes, scholarships can sometimes be lost if you do not meet the specific requirements set by the scholarship provider. Some common reasons for losing a scholarship include failing to maintain a required GPA, changing your major, or failing to meet other academic or participation criteria.
7. Can I Apply for Scholarships After I've Already Started College?
Yes, you can. There are many scholarships available to current college students, even if you didn't receive one as a freshman. It's a good idea to check with your school's financial aid office or search ScholarshipBob for scholarships throughout your college years.
8. Can Scholarships Cover all of my College Expenses?
In some cases, yes, fully funded scholarships can cover all your college expenses. However, many scholarships are partial and will only cover a portion of your total costs. We recommend that you apply to multiple scholarships to meet all your needs.