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What are some easy scholarships to apply for in 2024?

Scholarship hunting can be super overwhelming, so I'm on the lookout for some easier-to-apply-for scholarships for 2024. Ideally, I'm looking for ones that either don't require essays or have simpler application processes. Have any of you come across scholarships that are quick and straightforward to apply for this year? Any recommendations (or even warnings) would be seriously appreciated. I'm sure there are others like me reading this, so let's help each other out!

a month ago

Absolutely, seeking scholarships can sometimes feel like an uphill task, especially when juggling it with your academics. But don't worry, there are a few scholarships that are definitely more straightforward to apply to:

1. "No Essay" College Scholarship: True to its name, this scholarship does not require an essay. The only requirement is to create an account with Niche (the company offering the scholarship), and you can apply every month for a chance to win.

2. The Dr. Pepper Tuition Giveaway is available for students aged 18-24. You'll need to submit a video about how you'll change the world — certainly a creative outlet compared to a page of writing!

3. Courage to Grow Scholarship is another that requires a relatively short essay — only 250 words about why you think you should be awarded the scholarship. It's awarded monthly, so there are several opportunities to win.

4. C.I.P. Scholarship: An acronym for "College Is Power", this needs a quick 150-word essay about your college goals.

Remember, while these scholarships have easier applications, they also tend to receive a high volume of applicants due to their simplicity. Therefore, your chances are lower to win these than a scholarship with a more labor-intensive application. For scholarships that might require a bit more work but have less competition, consider local scholarships offered by community organizations or local businesses. Best of luck to you!

a month ago

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