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Procrastination: Your Top Secret Solution to Better Schoolwork and Creativity
There's procrastination, and then there's healthy procrastination! Here's how to get your creativity flowing by procrastinating just the right amount.
by Karen G.
Top Financial Aid Tips for Disadvantaged International Students
University can be expensive for international students in the US. Here's how economically disadvantaged students can pay for their education.
College Planning Tips Every Student Should Know About
The best way to maintain your course toward college is to create a schedule and break it down over your four high school years. Here's how!
by Ryan Hickey
How to Begin the Transfer Process from Community College to University
Transferring from community college to a four-year university is a big step. Use this as a guide for getting started, finding your college, and admission.
by Raven J.
Winnie Davis – Children of the Confederacy Scholarship
Applicant must be, or have been until the age of 18, a participating member of the Children of the Confederacy and be a lineal descendant of worthy Confederates or collateral descendant who is a member of the Children of the Confederacy or the United Daughters of the Confederacy. Applicant must have at least a 3.0 GPA, be enrolled in an accredited college or university, and carry a minimum of 12 hours each semester. Applicant must be prepared to pass entrance examination of prospective college or university. Applicant must submit proof of Confederate Military Record, line of descent from Confederate ancestor, a letter of endorsement from sponsoring Chapter, a letter of recommendation, complete financial report, official transcripts, an essay on the significance of a southern heritage, and a wallet-size photo. Original and four copies of the application forms and five copies of all documents, certificates, and letters must be submitted to the Division Director of Education. All inquiries must include a self-addressed, stamped envelope.
sponsored by United Daughters of the Confederacy
Top 10 Facts About Scholarships You Need to Know
There’s a lot you should know about scholarships before you start applying for them. Let's start with these 10 facts you may not have known before now.
Eight Advantages of Starting Your College Search Early
Senior year is stressful for most students. Make it a little easier by starting your college search early in high school. Here are eight reasons why!
Dominican University of California — San Rafael, CA
Founded in 1890, Dominican University of California is a private, four-year, Catholic university that is known for its strong programs in education, business, and the liberal arts. It is located on a suburban campus in San Rafael, California.
Yes, connect me!The Big Choice: The SAT vs. the ACT and Test–Optional Schools
Choosing which standardized test to take (or even to take one at all) can be tough. Here's some advice to help you make the big choice between the SAT and ACT.
3 FAQs About Timing in Your Scholarship Search Process
Students often wonder about the timing of the scholarship search. Our scholarship expert is here to answer your questions so you apply at the right time!
by Jean O'Toole
Applicant must be a woman who is a lineal descendant of worthy Confederates or collateral descendant who is a member of the Children of the Confederacy or the United Daughters of the Confederacy. Applicant must have at least a 3.0 GPA, be enrolled in an accredited college or university, and carry a minimum of 12 hours each semester. Preference given to applicant from Bowie County, Tex., or Miller County, Ark. Applicant must be prepared to pass entrance examination of prospective college or university. Applicant must submit proof of Confederate Military Record, line of descent from Confederate ancestor, a letter of endorsement from sponsoring Chapter, a letter of recommendation, complete financial report, official transcripts, an essay on the significance of a southern heritage, and a wallet-size photo. Original and four copies of the application forms and five copies of all documents, certificates, and letters must be submitted to the Division Director of Education. All inquiries must include a self-addressed, stamped envelope.
sponsored by United Daughters of the Confederacy
7 Ways to Get Thousands of Dollars in Financial Aid
Paying for college is at the top of every applicant's mind. How can you lower the bottom line for the next four years? Here are seven ways to do just that!
5 Great Scholarship Opportunities for Acts of Kindness and Service
There are tons of scholarships out there that reward students for being kind and getting involved in their communities. Here are five you can apply for!
by Lianna Jacob
Student Financial Aid Guide: All About Scholarships, Grants, and Loans
Confused by financial aid? Learn the key differences between scholarships, grants, and student loans to fund your college education effectively.
Helen James Brewer Scholarship
Applicant must be a lineal descendant of worthy Confederates or collateral descendant who is a member of the Children of the Confederacy or the United Daughters of the Confederacy. Applicant must be a member or former member of the Children of the Confederacy or the United Daughters of the Confederacy and reside in Alabama, Florida, Georgia, South Carolina, Tennessee, or Virginia. Applicant must have at least a 3.0 GPA, be enrolled in an accredited college or university, and carry a minimum of 12 hours each semester. Applicant must be prepared to pass entrance examination of prospective college or university. Applicant must submit proof of Confederate Military Record, line of descent from Confederate ancestor, a letter of endorsement from sponsoring Chapter, a letter of recommendation, complete financial report, official transcripts, an essay on the significance of a southern heritage, and a wallet-size photo. Original and four copies of the application forms and five copies of all documents, certificates, and letters must be submitted to the Division Director of Education. All inquiries must include a self-addressed, stamped envelope.
sponsored by United Daughters of the Confederacy
Guide to Grad Admission Tests: GRE, GMAT, LSAT, MCAT
There are four grad admission tests: GRE, GMAT, MCAT, LSAT. If you're thinking of attending grad school, you'll only have to take one. Here's what to know.
How to Start Your Own Blog in High School
A blog is a great outlet to express yourself and publish your writing. Here’s how to start your own personal site and how it could benefit your college apps.
The Hardest Admission Interview Questions
What do you do when an admission interviewer throws you a curveball? Find out what the hardest admission interview questions are and how to answer them!
Five Great College Admission Consulting Firms in the US
An independent consultant could be a game changer for you in the admission process. Here's a look at five firms in the US to consider on your journey.
How to Make the Best Use of Your Time When Practicing for Standardized Tests
For seniors, autumn means college essays and interviews and applications--and their last chance to take those infamous standardized tests.
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