Why is it so hard to find scholarships site that don't seem like spam or ads? #spring2025

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Hi Genaro! What is your grade level? What is your major or intended major? Having more detail help you get more detailed answers about scholarships and financial aid available. Sharyn Grose, Admin Apr 21

Jennifer Gonzalez Telecommunications supervisor 9 Answers Mastic, New York · Answer 1 · Apr 23

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To reduce college costs, start by finding local scholarships. Visit your public library or talk to your school guidance counselor. If you're no longer in school, check your school's website. Contact your state grant agency for more options. Explore community organizations and local businesses for scholarships. If you know your field of study, research businesses and organizations in that area to see if they offer scholarships related to your interests.

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