Feb 19, 2021 | News, Student News & Resources
It’s never too early to begin the search for college scholarships. As soon as you begin applying for college, you should begin the search.
Here’s why scholarships are important.
Scholarshipsprovide an opportunity for people to earn an education. Without assistance from an outside source, students may have trouble paying for the degree.
Scholarships help students have more time to focus on their studies. Research shows that work can take up more than 15 hours per week and becomes an obstacle to academic success. For many students, the stresses of working make it difficult for them to graduate on time, or graduate with the high grades they have the potential to achieve. For other students, the work/study life is unsustainable, and they discontinue their studies altogether.
Scholarships can fill the gap. Scholarship assistance can support students who fall in the gap between high and low-income levels — students who may not qualify for a need-based scholarship and who do not meet the criteria for a merit-based scholarship. Scholarships also decrease the number and amount of loans students need to take to complete college.
Points to Remember:
Before you fill out a scholarship application, please review thegeneral eligibility requirementsas well as anyspecific requirementsbefore submitting the application to the organization. This review is important as some scholarships may have unique criteria or exceptions, so please carefully review the scholarships and follow the application instructions, including deadline and document requirements.
View thelist ofscholarships here.
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