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@Mohammed11
0 answers, 143 votes
 • 7 months ago •
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I need help with finding scholarships

Any kind

11th-grade
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@IsaiahDun2104
1 answer, 4 votes
 • 6 months ago

One great place to start is bold.org. I find lots of great scholarships there and it's easy to use.

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@Laylah20266 months ago [edited]

Does anyone know why my posts aren't showing? lol All I've asked is how to help find schools that want me, but my posts won't go through...

@allycat54a month ago

The system is down you cannot post until further notice but you can still comment on existing posts they said it would only be a few weeks but its been 5 months so who knows

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@LessieHoeger
1 answer, 1 vote
 • 2 months ago[edited]

Visit among us, there are many scholarships from different schools that you can own.

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@ErinGway
1 answer, 1 vote
 • 3 months ago

Check out Bold.org

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@Wovete3 months ago

I'd say ask uour conselor, they probably have and know about lots of them, these will also probably be local, meaning the competition is smaller. You can also chrck our websites loke bold.org or niche

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@s0ur.skittles
1 answer, 0 votes
 • a month ago

There are many websites to help you with scholarships. Here are a few:

> scholarshipowl.com

> bold.org

> sallie.com

I hope you find what you were looking for! :)

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