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Submitting Your College Applications Early: How and Why

College application season is a stressful time, but you can make it easier by completing your apps early. Here are some reasons to hit the submit button ASAP.

by Tayler Butters

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11 Steps to Finalizing and Submitting Your College Apps

Take the stress out of finishing up your college apps with these helpful tips on everything you should do and review before you hit the submit button!

by Sara Lindberg; Patrick O'Connor

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Grad Admission Checklist: 3–1 Months From Applying

Planning to apply to grad school? Part four of this series covers months 3–1 of the 12-month timeline leading up to submitting your grad applications.

by Donald C. Martin

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4 Big Reminders to Think on Before Submitting Your College Apps

Overwhelmed by the college search process? Consider these four influential admission elements before you send in your college applications.

by Valeria Renee Rivera

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Colleges With No Undergraduate Application Fees

No fee waivers needed. When it comes to submitting your application, these schools are 100% free! Tuition, however, is another story...

source: CollegeXpress

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Grad Admission Checklist: 12–10 Months From Applying

Planning to apply to grad school? This series walks you through a 12-month timeline leading up to submitting your applications, starting 12–10 months out.

by Donald C. Martin

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Grad Admission Checklist: 6–4 Months From Applying

Planning to apply to grad school? Part three of this series covers months 6–4 of the 12-month timeline leading up to submitting your graduate applications.

by Donald C. Martin

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Grad Admission Checklist: 9–7 Months From Applying

Planning to apply to grad school? Part two of this series covers months 9–7 of the 12-month timeline leading up to submitting your graduate applications.

by Donald C. Martin

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7 Important Things to Do Before Applying to Graduate School

The decision to apply to grad school isn't one to be made lightly. It's important to do these seven things before submitting applications to any school.

by Kevin Wright

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Top 10 Things to Remember Before Filing the FAFSA

Before you dive into the FAFSA, there are things you need to know and remember. Follow these 10 steps before submitting your financial aid application.

by Sara Lindberg

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Pony Alumni Scholarship

Applicants must have played on one of the leagues for at least two years prior to submitting the application. Applicants must be a senior in high school and submit the application prior to May 1 of their senior year.

sponsored by Pony Baseball/Softball

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NFMC Wendell Irish Viola Award

Applicants must be between the ages of 12 and 18 and must be Individual Junior Special members or Active Junior Club members of the National Federation of Music Clubs. Applicants must enter in their state of residence by submitting a taped performance.

Max Award: $1,000

sponsored by National Federation of Music Clubs (AR)

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South Carolina Tuition Grants

Applicant must be a qualified South Carolina resident attending as a full-time student an eligible South Carolina Independent College who applies annually by submitting the FAFSA. Applicant must demonstrate financial need using the federal methodology. Award is for fall and spring semesters only (no summer school).

Max Award: $2,600

sponsored by South Carolina Tuition Grants Commission

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General Resident Scholarship

Applicant must be an Arizona resident, have a minimum 3.0 GPA, be a first degree-seeking student who is enrolled full time (minimum 12 credit hours per semester), and demonstrate financial need in the amount of state tuition as determined by submitting FAFSA by March 1. Preference given to continuing Arizona St U students.

Max Award: $9,000

sponsored by Arizona State University

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Academic Scholarship

Graduating high school students are automatically considered for academic scholarships after submitting an application for admission as well as official high school transcripts and ACT or SAT scores. All awards require full-time enrollment (minimum of 12 credits per each semester) and may be reduced if the student receives other restricted or tuition-specific aid.

Max Award: $7,000

sponsored by Southwestern Michigan College

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History/English/Creative Writing Scholarship

Carthage awards one full-tuition per year History/English/Creative Writing Scholarship each year to an incoming freshman. This scholarship is awarded to a student who shows an interest in and dedication to History, English, and/or Creative Writing, and is renewable for four years. The Carthage History/English/Creative Writing Scholarship is open to students majoring in history, English, or English with an emphasis in creative writing. In addition to submitting the scholarship application, you must also apply for admission.

sponsored by Carthage College

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The Most Confusing Parts About College Applications

College admission is stressful enough—you shouldn't be confused by the applications too! Here are the tips you need for test scores, transcripts, and more.

by Madison Reid

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Is the SAT or ACT Worth It With New Test–Optional Policies?

With so many schools going test-optional due to the pandemic, students are wondering if standardized testing is worth it. Here's what one expert has to say!

by Francesca Morrissey

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Video: What to Do After You Submit Your College Applications

You've already submitted your college applications, but that doesn't mean there's nothing to do! Here are some ways to keep busy after hitting submit.

by CollegeXpress

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5 Easy Steps to Mastering Your International Admission Essays

You've completed applications, requested transcripts, and asked for letters of recommendation. There's only one admission hurdle left: the dreaded essay.

by Keith Gramling