Scholarships can be offered by
individual schools, by local / community organizations,
and by private national institutions (e.g., The National
Merit Foundation). Scholarships do not have to be repaid,
and are generally awarded based on some combination of:
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Academic criteria
- Organizational or group memberships
- Participation in sporting or other extracurricular activities
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Scholarship programs can be quite competitive, so start at
least a year in advance. Popular places to check for scholarship
applications include your parents' employers, religious organizations,
local foundations, and civic groups.
Ask your guidance counselor to help you get started, or review
scholarship search services – such as fastweb.com and
princetonreview.com -- designed to help students find college
scholarship programs.
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