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Bible Quiz Top Quizzer Scholarship
Applicant must rank first or second in the Bible Quiz at the district, regional, or national level.
Max Award: $400
sponsored by Trinity Bible College
C&MA National Championship Level/Bible Quiz Finalist Scholarship
Applicant must be a finalist at the annual International C&MA Bible Quiz.
Max Award: $1,500
sponsored by Nyack College
Bible Quiz Scholarship and Fine Arts Achievement Scholarship
Applicant must place in either team or individual Fine Arts or Bible Quiz competitions at the district, regional, or national level.
Max Award: $15,652
sponsored by Valley Forge Christian College
Quiz: What’s the Best Kind of College Town for You?
Should you choose an urban or rural campus? Far from home or nearby? With so many college search factors to consider, this quiz will help you figure it out.
by Mike Hines
Foundation offers award scholarships through the use of Internet-based quiz competitions with topics that range from common knowledge to specific academic subjects.
Max Award: $2,500
sponsored by Common Knowledge Scholarship Foundation
GMR Transcription Academic Scholarship
Applicants must be enrolled as full-time students at an accredited college or university. Students must have a minimum 3.0 grade point average. Applicants must submit essays and complete a qualification quiz.
Max Award: $500
sponsored by GMR Transcription Services
Applicant must be an adult or transfer student looking to complete their bachelor's degree at The New School for Public Engagement in New York City beginning next fall. Selection based upon quiz performance as well as the quality of video presentation.
sponsored by Sqore
4 Great Ways to Start Thinking About Your Future Career
Thinking about your future career in high school is a smart strategy as you get closer to college. Consider these four things to help you explore your options!
5 of the Best Modern Adaptations of Academic Literature
It can be hard for students to relate to assigned reading for English. Check out these adaptations of five classics to help you connect to your assignments!
by Hailey Myers
Ace Your Exams: 9 Practical Study Tips For Success
Long-term success with studying is about a good, practical routine. One high school student shares her favorite study tips to benefit you and your GPA.
How Can I Improve My Grades With a Learning Disability?
Getting through school with learning differences is hard. Here's some advice from someone who's had to overcome academic obstacles and improve grades.
Top 3 Smart Tips for Stress–Free Test Prep
Stressed about your tests? That's normal for everyone. Here are three key tips you should be following while preparing for your upcoming exam.
4 Awesome (and Free) SAT Prep Resources
Looking for resources to help you get ready for the SAT? Check out these four fun, easy-to-use, and totally free online test prep resources!
4 Simple Tips to Ace the Resident Assistant Application Process
So you want to be an RA? You most likely have an application and interview to get through. Here are a few pointers so you can ace the application process.
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!
3 Tips to Improve Your Reading Retention for School
Retaining what you read is important for homework and studying in both high school and college. Here are three tips to improve your memory while studying!
by Lianna Jacob
How to Set Better New Year's Resolutions You Can Commit To
Hoping to start better habits in the new year? Some may think resolutions are overrated, but with the right mindset, you can really commit to them.
by Zia Sampson
5 Important Steps to Take If You’re Unsatisfied With a Subject Average
Not getting the grades you’d like to get around the middle of the quarter? Reassess and improve your subject average with this simple five-step plan!
3 Easy Strategies to Increase Your Scholarship Eligibility
Scholarships can be big game changers for many students in paying for college. Increase your qualifications for scholarship eligibility with these tips!
by Jean O'Toole
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