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What are good scholarships for people going out of state?
I want to go to a college out of state
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Gloria’s Answer
Hi Edwin,
I do not think that there are specific scholarships based on going out of state. You would need to take a closer look at the expectations of the scholarship to make sure that you can go out of state. You will need to check the fine print on more than state, as some scholarships are for specific majors. I would look at general scholarships that focus on you as a person such as being a part of a certain group or a club affiliation like the national honor society. Make sure that you know how the scholarship can be applied, including geography, how much value the scholarship has each year, if it is just for classes or includes books and dormitories.
Gloria
I do not think that there are specific scholarships based on going out of state. You would need to take a closer look at the expectations of the scholarship to make sure that you can go out of state. You will need to check the fine print on more than state, as some scholarships are for specific majors. I would look at general scholarships that focus on you as a person such as being a part of a certain group or a club affiliation like the national honor society. Make sure that you know how the scholarship can be applied, including geography, how much value the scholarship has each year, if it is just for classes or includes books and dormitories.
Gloria
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Keith’s Answer
Hi Edwin,
When looking at schools out of state, try to get an idea of how much aid they offer. Many schools publish statistics on the number of students they have receiving financial aid, and what kinds of aid. And when you apply, look at both in state and out of state schools, and see how much aid each school is offering you.
Keith
When looking at schools out of state, try to get an idea of how much aid they offer. Many schools publish statistics on the number of students they have receiving financial aid, and what kinds of aid. And when you apply, look at both in state and out of state schools, and see how much aid each school is offering you.
Keith