Scholarships for Homeschooled Juniors???Answered
got a good GPA, honors/AP history, multi-language expirence. anyone know of any scholarships i could apply for? anything you've got may help.
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I would suggest using several scholarship sites to find scholarships. One that I use which helps me find scholarships from different sources is called FastWeb. There's also a really great scholarship that can be up to a full-ride if you live in Colorado, New Mexico, Utah, or Wyoming. It's called the Daniels Fund Scholarship, but I understand that it's fairly exclusive because it is based on residence.
Also, if you are good at writing, you could search for essay writing contest scholarships. A lot of people avoid those because they don't want to write an essay, so you might have a better chance of winning. If you like art, you could try to Doodle for Google Scholarship.
ive learned to look at other scholarship sites like bold or scholarships360. im a homeschooled senior so I understand the struggle. finding scholarships can be hard. Do you know what you want to be?
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I'm on a couple scholarship websites: Scholarships.com, Bold.org, Niche, Appily, CollegeXpress, Scholarships 360, and a couple more (i think) Additionally, I live in Maine and am looking at going to school in NH. I'll look at FastWeb tho, and look for some writing contest scholarships. I'm pretty sure Doodle for Google is over now, but I have a couple more I plan on applying for. TYSM!