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The Essential US College Admission Timeline for International Students
If you’re thinking about studying in the United States, here’s a list of exactly what you need to do to apply to a university—and when you need to do it!
Should I Disclose My Learning Disability on College Applications?
Disclosing your learning disability to colleges can be a hard step to take when you don't want to be defined by it. Here's why experts say it's a good idea.
Applicant must be a student ranging from the high school to graduate school levels who is an United States citizen or permanent resident with a minimum 2.4 GPA and attending (or planning to attend) a college or university program for the next school term. Essay is required. Applicant is strongly encouraged to take advantage of the career evaluation made available before or at the conclusion of the scholarship application.
Max Award: $500
sponsored by CareerFitter.com
Spartan School of Aeronautics Aviation Explorer Scholarship
Applicant must be an aviation explorer enrolled in any of these Spartan School of Aeronautics programs: aviation instrument technician, aviation maintenance technician, avionics technician, professional pilot. Three letters of recommendation and short essay required. Application must be approved by applicant's local Learning for Life office for consideration. Applicants over the age of 21 are not eligible.
Max Award: $2,000
sponsored by Explorers Learning for Life
Asa Packer Social Entrepreneurship Award
Applicant must be a graduate or post-graduate student at Leigh University who is at least 21 years of age. Selection based upon applicant's potential for creating a positive impact on the world, the scalability of the idea, the leverage an MBA education would provide to help realize their potential, and the viability of the organization. Application consists of a series of essay questions and a video submission.
sponsored by Lehigh University College of Business and Economics
USA Water Ski and Wake Sports Foundation Scholarships
Applicants must be full-time undergraduates at a two- or four-year college as incoming sophomores to incoming seniors. Applicants must also be active members of USA WATER SKI all divisions: AWSA-ABC-AKA-WSDA-NSSA-NCWSA-NCWSRA-USAWB-HYD. Students should submit an application, two reference letters, an essay and a transcript.
sponsored by USA Water Ski and Wake Sports Foundation
Applicants must be Michigan residents who are pursuing degrees in information systems, computer science, computer engineering, software engineering or information security and need a laptop to achieve their goals. Students must have a GPA of 3.0 or higher. Selection criteria include GPA, essay, technology-related activities, letters of recommendation, community service and completeness of application.
sponsored by Michigan Council of Women in Technology Foundation
Creative Biolabs Scholarship Program
Applicants must be enrolled as a freshman, undergraduate, graduate or doctoral student at an accredited college or university. Students must be pursuing a major in a science related field. Applicants must have a cumulative grade point average of 3.0 or higher. Students must submit, application, transcripts and essay. Selection criteria includes GPA, learning plan, leadership ability and social concerns.
Max Award: $1,000
sponsored by Creative Biolabs
3 Common Obstacles to a Successful Scholarship Search
Deserving students miss out on a lot of money each year because of three common obstacles in the scholarship search process. Here's how to overcome them!
by Jean O'Toole
Darling International Inc. FFA Scholarship
Applicants must be current FFA members and high school seniors or college students planning to enroll or currently enrolled full-time in one of the following agricultural degree programs: animal science, animal nutrition, agricultural business management or economics, livestock management or agriscience technician. Students only need to complete the online application one time to be considered for all FFA-administered scholarships. The application requires information about the students' activities and a 1,000-word essay. Awards may be used for books, supplies, tuition, fees and room and board.
Max Award: $2,000
sponsored by National FFA Organization
Valuable Reasons for Health Care Majors to Start Volunteering
Health and Medicine majors can strengthen their communities and their résumés through volunteering and service. Here are all the benefits and how to start!
by Ashley Hill
An Inside Look at College Deferrals From Former Admission Officers
Did you get deferred from a great college? Don't worry! Here is an inside look at what you need to do next to increase your likelihood of admission.
Why Is It Important to Build a Balanced College List?
Students should build a balanced college list consisting of several safety, match, and reach schools. Learn why and how you should do this from an expert!
by Kristen Moon
4 Myths About Ivy League and Other Selective Colleges
An Ivy League insider debunks four misconceptions about selective college admission. Read on for tips on merit, early decisions, applications, and more.
How to "Show, Don't Tell" to Boost Your Writing for School and Beyond
Your English teacher probably advised you to "show, don't tell" in your writing. But what does that even mean? Here's a quick explanation (with examples)!
4 Things to Keep Track of When Applying to Grad School
You've found the grad program you want to attend; now you just have to apply. Navigate the process efficiently by keeping track of these important factors.
What's Your Plan? How to Finish Your College Degree as a Transfer
Do you already have a plan for your college transfer? Don't worry! Here's how to navigate the process, from ensuring your credits to using your resources.
How to Make Your Summers Before College Count
If you're really trying to get into a good college, utilizing your summers is crucially important. Here's how you can make them count!
How to Transfer Colleges: An Easy–to–Follow Guide
Planning to switch schools? Use this student-created transfer checklist to manage applications, credits, and scholarships for a successful college transition.
by Darin Dabney
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