Career questions tagged scholarshipapplications
Request for Feedback on My Motivation Letter for Turkey Scholarship?
Hi everyone, I am applying for the Turkey Burslari / KAU scholarship and I have drafted my motivation letter / SOP. I would really appreciate it if you could give me some feedback on clarity, structure, and impact. Here is my draft: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1wHT2B3otW-3F6zDTdQ5nvUrE9HOPLx1g3xCLazi9ggQ/edit?usp=sharing A few things I am especially concerned about: Does it clearly explain why I want to study Computer Science? Does it show my interest in studying in Turkey? Is the story flow and structure easy to follow? Any other improvement suggestions are welcome. Thank you so much for your help!
Where to look for no-essay scholarships?
I'm a sophomore in high school, and I want to start applying for easy-to-get scholarships. Is there anywhere I can find these types of scholarships?
Where can I find schoolarships ?
My parents don't have enough money for me to go to college. I'm planning to work while in college and I know it will be tough to do since I have to study, get enough sleep, go to classes, and WORK. I don't know what type or how to apply to any of them
I would like to get a scholarship to help pay for my education to become a nurse.
I am interested in going to nursing school to become a nurse.
What is the best way to make sure your application is chosen for scholarships?
I am a part of a lot of scholarship websites and I am so worried I won't get chosen for any. I want to know if there is anything I should do to increase my chances
what scholarships are good for a lgbtq students?
I want to find specialized scholarships so there's a smaller pool of applicants
How do I get the most amount of money possible from scholarships?
Yes, I can apply for scholarships on big websites, but I have a lower chance of getting money. So what are some websites that I can go to and apply to where no one is looking?
What is the easiest scholarships to apply for?
I am in 12th grade and I am 18 years old.
What kind of scholarship websites should I look out for?
I graduate highschool 2026 and Im sort of running out of time.
How can I find more scholarships, and where should I look?
I feel as if finding scholarships is extremely hard; every time I find one, it takes me to another website.
Should I keep applying for scholarships even after I applied to a school?
How can I keep applying for scholarships even after I applied to a school?
When searching for scholarships, what are some keywords or websites to look up and use to find niche scholarships or scholarships that have a low participation rate (for a higher chance of winning) ?
For reference, I am a high school senior looking for scholarships. I want to major in biology or pre-med, and I want to become an optometrist in the future. So far, I've only found one specific scholarship, which was the ACF scholarship. Usually, when I search, the scholarships have expired, or I'm not eligible.
Where can I find non-need-based scholarships to fund out-of-state tuition?
Some things about me: - My family's income is too high to qualify for need-based aid - I really want to go to a university out of state - I'm female - I'm white - I plan to go into biochemistry and research - I have a 4.0 unweighted / 4.45 weighted GPA - 1520 SAT and 36 ACT - I'm captain of my school's Color Guard, founded a recycling program for my school, and participate as a general member of many clubs
How can I keep my motivation to do schoolwork senior year of high school?
I've been constantly working on applying for scholarships and enrolling in college. Because of this, I've lost all my desire to do schoolwork for my senior year. Further, all I really want to do is work on scholarships or sleep. Any advice?
What are the best ways to get scholarships while in college?
I have been applying to many different scholarships for many months now and have so far heard nothing back from any of them. Are there any tips for standing out in scholarship applications? How can I balance this with college workload as well?
How do you respond to "tell me a bit about yourself" professionally?
I've been asked this a lot recently in scholarship applications, and I never know how to respond in a way that sounds professional. Starting with "my name is..." feels redundant when your application already has it listed. I just have no idea how to start.