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Easy scholarships to apply for college students

Are there any scholarships that are easy to apply for and don't require a lengthy application process? I want to make sure I'm not missing out on any straightforward scholarship opportunities for my college tuition.

a year ago

Sure, there are many scholarships available that have simpler application processes. The following examples may interest you:

1. "No Essay" Scholarship: This recurring monthly scholarship awards $2,000 to eligible high school or college students who register on the Niche platform. There is no essay requirement and students are picked randomly.

2. The Cirkled In Scholarship: It's free to apply and the application requires you to complete your Cirkled In profile. The winner receives $2,500 for any educational need.

3. "Stuck at Prom" Scholarship Contest: This unique scholarship is awarded to students who create the best prom attire using Duck Tape brand duct tape. The winning couple will receive $10,000 each for their creativity.

4. Create-A-Greeting Card Scholarship Contest: Offered by The Gallery Collection, this scholarship allows you to show off your artistic talents for the chance to win $10,000.

5. DoSomething.Org Scholarships: DoSomething engages students in various community service opportunities. Many of their campaigns offer the chance to win scholarships for participation.

Remember, while these scholarships might seem easier because they require fewer essays or recommendations, the simplicity of the application can also mean there's more competition. So it's smart to also apply for scholarships that require a bit more effort. Regardless, through a mixture of easy and more labor-intensive scholarships, you're casting a wide net to maximize your potential aid.

Don’t forget to also fill out the FAFSA to ensure you're eligible for federal grants and loans. And look to your college’s financial aid office for institution-specific scholarships or grants you might be eligible for. Good luck with your search for scholarships!

a year ago

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