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How can I find scholarships?
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Start by talking to your high school counselor and college admissions counselor. Each can share scholarship information they are aware of and help you obtain applications. Next, talk with your pastor to see if your church gives scholarships. You may also want to check online for scholarship search sites.
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What can I do in high school to get scholarships for college?
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First, strive for high grades and test scores. Have a good attitude in class and get to know your teachers. This will make getting letters of recommendation easier. Get involved with a variety of activities and hold leadership positions. The key is to show scholarship judges that you are well-rounded and can handle the pressures of college. Finally, set some career goals. Being more focused will show that you are organized, responsible and driven.
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What do I have to do to keep my scholarship each year?
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Each scholarship program and college have different requirements to maintain awards. Ask your admissions counselor about scholarships given by your college. Most schools have a minimum GPA requirement and a specific number of credits that must be taken each semester. Other scholarship programs range from requiring only attendance to an accredited college to participation in certain activities or majors to writing formal reports.
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