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Scholarships are only for the highest academic achievers.
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Many scholarships are not based solely on top academic grades. Awards exist for financial need, community service, leadership, athletics, artistic or technical talent, specific majors or careers, demographic groups, first-generation students, employer or local-organization affiliation, and essay/contest winners. Some have modest GPA requirements but focus on other qualities.
Tip: Search widely (school counselor, college financial aid office, local foundations, scholarship sites like Fastweb or College Board), apply to many, and tailor essays to the scholarship’s criteria.
Many scholarships are not based solely on top academic grades. Awards exist for financial need, community service, leadership, athletics, artistic or technical talent, specific majors or careers, demographic groups, first-generation students, employer or local-organization affiliation, and essay/contest winners. Some have modest GPA requirements but focus on other qualities.
Tip: Search widely (school counselor, college financial aid office, local foundations, scholarship sites like Fastweb or College Board), apply to many, and tailor essays to the scholarship’s criteria.
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