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@Zak12 • 2 years ago •
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Scholarships for incoming juniors

Is there any suggested scholarships to apply as an incoming 11th grader? Any guidance?

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@Altair • 2 years ago
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This is a full ride, so it’s tough to get, but good to know about? It’s due in Jan. but requires some reading and a bunch of essays, so now is probably a good time to take a look.

https://coolidgescholars.org/

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@Sierra14 • 2 years ago[edited]

As a junior, definitely start looking through the scholarships on Bold.org and Cappex. They don't typically have a high monetary value, but anything helps. Also, the practice you receive writing essays on various topics will help you tremendously when you eventually write your admissions essays.

This may seem a little cliché, but you should definitely check with your guidance counselor. Even if there aren't any that they are currently aware of, they receive so much scholarship information and would probably be willing to keep an eye open for any that would apply to you. I hope this helps!!

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