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Where can I find the best sites for college scholarships?

I'm on the hunt for college scholarships and want to make sure I have a comprehensive list of the best sites to apply to. Are there any go-to resources that you've found really useful on your scholarship search?

a year ago

Sure, there are a number of trustworthy online resources that can help you in your scholarship hunt. Remember, applying for scholarships is a numbers game—the more you apply to, the higher your likelihood of receiving some scholarship funds.

One of the most comprehensive resources is Appily, it provides a wide range of scholarship options. You can filter your search based on your academic interests, demographic details, and more.

Fastweb is another great platform for scholarships. They consistently update their site with new opportunities and provide personalized scholarship matches based on the information you provide when you create your account.

Scholarships.com is also worth exploring. They host one of the largest scholarship databases with more than 3.7 million scholarship and grant opportunities worth more than $19 billion.

You might also want to look into Chegg Scholarships. They offer a useful search tool where you can explore scholarships based on your grade level, ethnicity, gender, and more.

Lastly, let's not overlook the College Board's Scholarship Search tool, which pulls from a database of more than 2,000 scholarships, internships, and other financial aid opportunities.

Just be cautious of scholarship scams. A good rule of thumb is, you should never be asked to pay for a scholarship application. All genuine scholarships are free to apply.

Remember to cater your search to your particular interests, skills, background, and career goals. There are likely more niche scholarships out there you could be eligible for. Don't forget to apply for scholarships offered by local organizations, as well as those provided by the colleges you’re applying to—they can often be less competitive than national scholarships. Good luck with your search!

a year ago

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