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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!

by Crystal Haryanto

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Four–Year Schools in Virginia with Articulation Agreements

These are the four-year schools in the Old Dominion State accepting articulation agreements. Check with each school you're considering to confirm which community colleges they're working with. (What's an articulation agreement? Basically, it allows students to transfer recognized community college credits toward their four-year degree. Not too shabby!)

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Amazing Scholarships for Students With Learning Disabilities

Many generous organizations offer scholarships just for LD students. Learn about some great opportunities to win free money for college right here!

by Maddy A-C

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How Much Do College Applications Really Cost?

Sometimes college applications cost money--who knew? Here are some of the costs you could face before you even hit submit, plus some ways to reduce those costs.

by CollegeXpress

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Olympics–Based Scholarship Opportunities for Athletes and Enthusiasts

Feeling inspired by the Olympics? Apply that energy to your scholarship search and check out all these great funding opportunities based on Olympic sports.

by Claire Carter

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Digital Privacy Scholarship

Applicant must be a high school, college, graduate, or homeschooled student who is a U.S. citizen or legal resident. Applicants are required to complete the online application form that includes a 140-character message about digital privacy. The top 10 applications will be selected as finalists; finalists will be asked to write a full length 500- to 1,000-word essay about digital privacy. The winner will receive a $1,000 scholarship.

Max Award: $1,000

sponsored by Digital Responsibility

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Dodson Law Scholarship for Brain Injury Victims & Their Caregivers

Applicant must have suffered a brain injury or have a close family member who has had a brain injury. Applicants must have a minimum 2.75 GPA and be currently enrolled full- or part-time at a four year college. The application includes a 500-word essay on how your brain injury has changed your life, or how having a loved one with a brain injury has impacted your family.

Max Award: $1,500

sponsored by Jim Dodson Law

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Pine Cone Foundation Scholarship

Applicants must have a documented learning disability and plan on attending a California community college in pursuit of an associate, bachelor, technical or vocational degree. Students must be graduating high-school seniors and have at least a 2.5 GPA. Applicants must also be U.S. citizens and California residents who can demonstrate financial need via BOGFW approval. Application includes a 200-word essay on the provided topic.

Max Award: $5,500

sponsored by Pine Cone Foundation

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Scholarship Search Best Practices You Need to Follow

Need help paying for college? Then you should take the scholarship search as seriously as you would your college search by following these tips!

by Claire Carter

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2 Important Things That High Schools Don't Teach You

There are a lot of lessons students have to learn the hard way. Hopefully this advice for your high school years can make your life a little easier!

by Po-Ting (Duke) Lin

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A Comprehensive 2–Year Calendar for High School Juniors and Seniors

Junior and senior year are the big years in your college planning journey. Check out this handy timeline so you know what to do and when to do it.

by CollegeXpress

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Why It's a Good Idea to Pursue a Unique Summer Program

Looking to stand out from the crowd in the college admission process? Try a pre-college summer program! Here's how they can help improve your chances.

by Jim Martinho

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Important College Admission Terms: Schools, People, Applications, and Deadlines

College admission can get confusing with so many school types, applications, deadlines, and faculty members to keep track of. This handy glossary can help!

by Sofia DeRose

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Virginia E. Hahn Memorial Scholarship

Students are selected for the Hahn Scholarship based on the following criteria: Admission to North Park University as a first-year student for the 2023 fall semester. Completion of the online Hahn scholarship application. ACT/SAT test scores. High-school academic record, including GPA. Scholarship essay of 300–400 words describing why you want to teach history and how North Park will help prepare you to do so.

Max Award: $5,000

sponsored by North Park University

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10 Valuable Scholarships for International Students at US Universities

Earning your degree at a US university is more attainable with these scholarships, including many institutional awards for international students.

by Rajeshwari K.

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Healthcare Scholarships

Applicants must be pursuing a career in the healthcare industry. Students must either be college-bound or be currently enrolled at either a public college, private college or technical school. Applicants must live in counties serviced by the Primary Health Network. Students cannot be employees of the Primary Health Network. However, their immediate family members may apply. Applicants must write an essay of at least 600 words as part of the application process. Students must have at least a 3.0 GPA. Finalists must be able to sit for an interview at the end of the application process and all winners must attend an awards ceremony in June.

Max Award: $5,000

sponsored by Primary Health Network Charitable Foundation

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NTA Eric Friedheim Scholarship

Applicants should be a citizen or permanent resident of the United States who is a full-time graduate student enrolled in a travel-and-tourism- or hospitality-related program of study at an accredited four-year college or university in the United States entering any year of graduate study in the fall of the calendar year of application, maintaining a minimum 3.0 grade point average. For a complete application, applicant needs to submit a U. S. passport as proof of citizenship, or U. S. Alien Registration Card as proof of permanent residency, resume, two evaluations and letters of recommendation (one academic and one professional), an official transcript, and an essay. Essay topc: You have chosen to pursue a career path in the travel and tourism or hospitality industry. What changes have you observed thus far in the industry, and what changes do you anticipate in the future of the industry? Where do you see your future potential in the industry? Mention any awards or commendations you have received relating to the travel and tourism or hospitality industry.

Max Award: $1,000

sponsored by Tourism Cares

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What Colleges Are Looking for in Your SAT/ACT Scores

You put all that time and effort (and stress) into taking the SAT or ACT...but why?! What are admission folks thinking when they see your score?

by Amanda Ochu

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Your Quick Scholarship Search Checklist for Mid–School Year

You're halfway through the school year, but there's still a lot to be done. Make sure you're on track in your scholarship search with this checklist.

by Jean O'Toole

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Our Best Advice for Aspiring Graduate Students

Grad school admission and life may feel like more pressure than undergrad, but with all this great advice, you can breeze through it with ease.

by CollegeXpress