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@Dandy
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 • 3 years ago •
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Hello, I'm a junior in high school and I wanted to know what's the best websites for applying for scholarships?

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@mushroom.uhm
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 • 3 years ago

scholarships.com is my go-to! They provide a ton of scholarships that can be specific to you. It is my favorite scholarship database and has helped me find so many scholarships regarding my transgender and queer identity.

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[🎤 AUTHOR]@Dandy3 years ago

I will look into that 100% and plus I support the LBGTQ I'm also in that community too thank you.

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@Amorae
64 answers, 98 votes
 • 3 years ago

Personally I hateeee applying to scholarships with Bold.org, Niche, College Board, etc they take so much time and then your chances of actually obtaining them is unlikely because of course you're competing with thousands of people. I haven't really looked into many, but on the other hand there's a website called raise me which gives micro scholarships for academics, extracurriculars, etc from different colleges. I warn that some colleges don't provide these micro scholarship opportunities though so I suggest looking around on there. Also another is "finesseyoureducation" has a good database for scholarships, if you have an advisor you can. Lastly you can ask if there are local scholarships provided so good luck!

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[🎤 AUTHOR]@Dandy3 years ago

Thank you For that I have also use those website and didn't get anywhere but the ones you suggested I will look into them

@Amorae3 years ago

Personally I prefer Raise me since its mostly grades being inputted but I do sometimes get discouraged by some of my colleges not doing micro scholarships but never give up :) Also you can look into scholarships that the college itself might give out.

@Canaes033 years ago

Hi! Amorae, thank you for your information. I just check the website you provided, and it is really helpful for student.

@Amorae3 years ago

No problem Canae! Good luck on your journey !

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@renaissancewoman
10 answers, 8 votes
 • 3 years ago

hey! I use Bold.org, Niche.com, Fastweb.com, and Raise.me for scholarship searches. these websites often have no-essay scholarships that you can easily and quickly apply for as well as scholarships that require essays/more effort to apply. Raise.me doesn't require essays at all; it just asks you to enter your grades, GPA, extracurriculars, etc. and matches you to micro-scholarships that certain colleges throughout the U.S. offer.

I hope this helps, and best of luck on your scholarship search!!

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@AlexanderOddo
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954 answers, 654 votes
 • 3 years ago

CollegeVine has a large archive of blog posts about scholarships that juniors can apply to. I also encourage you to take a look into CollegeVine's own weekly scholarship raffle. All you have to do to enter into a drawing of the weekly $500 prizes is create a free CollegeVine account. Hope this helps!

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