** ALL SCPS HIGH SCHOOL SENIORS - PLEASE FILL OUT THE
SCPS GENERAL SCHOLARSHIP APPLICATION TO BE ELIGIBLE
FOR SCHOLARSHIPS THAT DO NOT HAVE A SPECIFIC APPLICATION
AND TURN IT IN TO THE GUIDANCE OFFICE!
PLEASE SEE THE LINK BELOW.....
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National Scholarship Search Engines
National Scholarship Search Engines
Cappex Scholarships
Cappex allows students to search both schools and scholarships, with a database of more than $11 billion in scholarships. A proprietary calculator also allows students to gauge their chances of getting into prospective schools with user-generated data.
And while the site doesn't break down students' chances of getting a scholarship, Stezala says she likes it because it provides a "reality check" on whether they may get admitted to schools that give out a lot of scholarship money.
from: Ten Sites to Kick Off Your College SearchCommunity Foundation of Louisville
Like your high school website, families should check local community foundations' websites, which may also host a list of area scholarships.
from: Ten Sites to Kick Off Your College SearchScholarships.com
The free scholarship search is one of the most established and robust, tracking a reported $19 billion in scholarships. “It’s basically like an eHarmony site for money,” says Elizabeth Hartley, an independent education consultant and owner of Scholarship Gold Consulting.
After you fill out a profile, the site will use your criteria to filter through all scholarships to generate a short list.
“Based on your answers, it’ll try to match the student to scholarships that may be a fit,” Hartley says.
from: Ten Sites to Kick Off Your College SearchThe College Board
The College Board’s comprehensive BigFuture site helps students look up information about colleges and how to pay for school. Its scholarships search engine provides information on more than $6 billion in scholarships, financial aid and internships.
from: Ten Sites to Kick Off Your College Search
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