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How to find scholarships in Hawaii?

So, I'm considering going to college in Hawaii because I absolutely love the idea of studying there. However, I'm worried about the costs. I've heard there might be specific scholarships for students who want to study in Hawaii or for residents of the state. Does anyone know where I should start looking? Are there any scholarships for non-residents who might be interested in attending college there? I'd be grateful for any advice or links to scholarship opportunities tailored to Hawaii.

a year ago

Excellent decision to consider Hawaii for college! Studying in such a unique environment will surely be an experience. To find scholarships for studying in Hawaii, you have several resources to consider.

Firstly, your best bet would be to contact the financial aid offices of the Hawaiian universities you are considering. These offices often have an extensive list of scholarships and bursaries available to both resident and non-resident students. They can guide you based on your coursework, grades, and extracurricular activities.

Secondly, the Hawaii Community Foundation offers a variety of scholarships with varying eligibility requirements. Some scholarships are restricted to residents of specific Hawaiian islands, while others are open more generally to students in Hawaii, including non-residents studying at Hawaiian colleges.

Moreover, certain companies, local organizations, and non-profit entities offer scholarships specific to certain fields of study for students attending schools in Hawaii. Websites like Scholarships.com or Fastweb can be good resources for identifying these kinds of opportunities.

Remember, scholarships might require different materials, such as essays, recommendations, or interviews, so it’s best to start researching and applying as soon as possible. Be sure to mark the deadlines on your calendar and ensure you submit everything on time.

Lastly, if you have a unique talent or passion, look for opportunities to capitalize on those skills. For instance, if you're a surfer (or wish to become one) you might fit the criteria for a few Hawaiian-based sports scholarships.

Just a heads-up: Avoid any "scholarship" that asks you to pay a fee to apply. Legitimate scholarships do not require an application fee. Happy hunting!

a year ago

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