What are a good bit of websites to apply for scholarships?Answered
I'm a junior in highschool also what are some things I need to say about myself when applying??
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I'm also a junior, and some things I think are good for applications is being yourself, making your interests, field of study, and other relevant information present; depending on if you're applying with or without scores, including them may help (although i'm not sure if this goes on a application). then if you're asked a prompt, answer it honestly, not what is said will get you into a university of choice. I use NICHE and its a good site, if possible try to get your transcript, my school uses XELLO personally. just make sure to speak with your counselors and other staff who may be able to assist.
I use Bold, Bold is pretty cool because it has all kinds of scholarships for all kinds of different things, there's a essay for everyone there, for both non-essay and essay scholarships. The website is also pretty and very easy to navigate. Good luck! :)
I am in the same situation right now, the best website i've found is NICHE
I use Xello, Bold, and Niche! I would also check with your college counselor, guidance counselor, and English teacher(s) because they have helped me a lot of scholarships.
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I recommend trying sites like Fastweb, Scholarship.com and Cappex. They have a large selection of scholarships for different categories of students. You should also pay attention to local scholarships from universities and organisations. This will increase your chances of success.
I myself use fastweb. It has all of the scholarships from everywhere on the website
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I've used going merry, uncf, pef, and niche :)) I think pef might be exclusive to my state but they're all still good!
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Just a warning, I've heard Bold can sometimes be a scam. I typically check out my school since they usually have resources and what I can apply to. Coca Cola Scholarship is a big one if you want to apply (Around August I think), US Department of Labor, Appily, College Board, FASTWEB, Going Merry, and Scholorships.org are also ones you can check out!