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Any Scholarships for College Sophomores?

I've heard that most scholarships are for incoming freshmen, but are there options for college sophomores to apply for? I'm trying to plan ahead financially and could really use some guidance on this.

a year ago

There are plenty of scholarships available for college sophomores! It's a common misconception that scholarships are primarily for incoming freshmen. Here are some you might consider:

1. Udall Undergraduate Scholarship: This is for students who are sophomores and juniors who are passionate about issues related to Native American Nations or the environment.

2. HBCU Study Resources for Minority Students: If you are attending a historically black college or university (HBCU), this might be a good opportunity.

3. National Independent Automobile Dealers Association Scholarship: If you or a family member is part of the National Independent Automobile Dealers Association, this is worth a look.

4. OMR Foundation Scholarships: Aimed at helping students who have experienced personal challenges that may not have allowed them to perform well academically, but still have the drive to succeed.

There are many more, and the best strategy to find them is to utilize scholarship databases like Appily, FastWeb, and Scholarships.com, where you can personalize your search to your specific circumstances including your year of study.

Also, don't forget to check with your school’s financial aid office. They usually have a list of scholarships offered by your college for its students. It's always a good idea to periodically touch base with them to see if any new funding opportunities have come up.

And just one note to make the process less overwhelming: Be sure to start your search early, and keep organized records of what you have applied for, deadlines, and any other necessary details. Good luck!

a year ago

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