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@anastasiakaterina
3 answers, 16 votes
 • a year ago •
Paying for College
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Do you have any personal tips for scoring scholarships? Esp. from people who have scored scholarships.
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As a homeschooled high school senior, I am applying for every scholarship known to man because paying for college is my responsibility. I plan to get my Ph.D. in Chemical Engineering for cancer research. I have a 4.11 weighted GPA and a 1290 SAT. Any advice is welcome! Respect for the hustlers out there trying to pay for college!

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@courtlynlloyd
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 • a year ago

First of all, you are one impressive individual! A great way to apply for scholarships are through the website Bold.org. Also, I know this post is about scholarships, but consider applying to grants as well.

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[🎤 AUTHOR]@anastasiakaterinaa year ago

Thanks! Do you have any tips specifically for that website, such as improving a profile?

@courtlynlloyda year ago [edited]

Yes a great Bold.org profile includes most or all of these: volunteering experience, performance arts, sports, past or current jobs, education goals, and research!

[🎤 AUTHOR]@anastasiakaterinaa year ago

Thanks so much! I am curious specifically about the bio portion :)

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