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What Are Some of the Easiest Scholarships to Apply For?

As I gear up for college, I'm trying to maximize my chances of getting financial aid through scholarships. I've heard there are some scholarships that are easier to apply for than others, maybe because they have less stringent requirements or a simpler application process. Can anyone recommend some scholarships like this that I should look into? Anything that's less time-intensive but still legit would be amazing!

a year ago

Sure, there are several scholarships with relatively simple application processes that can be good options for many students, especially if you're looking to maximize your potential financial aid. Remember, these scholarships are often based on random drawings, so while they may not require as much effort, your odds of receiving them can be quite low. It's still a good idea to apply for more substantial, merit-based scholarships as well.

One such scholarship is the $2000 "No Essay" College Scholarship by Niche. As the name suggests, it doesn't require an essay, and all you need to do is make a profile on their website.

Another is the ScholarshipPoints $10,000 Scholarship. ScholarshipPoints is a rewards-type program that provides scholarships to people who participate in their online activities like taking surveys, reading blogs, etc.

Also, consider the Cappex $1,000 Easy College Money Scholarship that simply requires a quick form and no essay. They offer this on a monthly basis.

The $2,000 "No Essay" Scholarship from CollegeProwler is another one that doesn’t require much more than filling out their online application. They randomly select one winner each month.

Lastly, there's the Do-Over Scholarship, which gives you a chance at $1,500 by submitting a short, 250-word essay about what you would do if you could get one "do-over" in life.

Remember to balance these "easy" scholarships with applications for more complex ones, including local scholarships in your community, which may have fewer applicants and a better payout for the time you spend applying. Good luck!

a year ago

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