Scholarships

Would you consider applying for a scholarship for college?

• Yes, because it can help financially.

• No, because I prefer to pay on my own.

• Yes, because it can provide opportunities.

• No, because I don't need it.

How do you make a scholarship essay stand out?

• By using complex vocabulary

• By sharing a personal story

• By keeping it very brief

• By focusing on irrelevant details

Where can you find scholarships?

• Online scholarship databases

• Local community centers

• University financial aid offices

• All of the above

What are organizations and colleges looking for in a scholarship essay?

• Academic achievements

• Financial need

• Personal experiences and goals

• Extracurricular activities

What is a key strategy for writing a scholarship essay that can be used for multiple applications?

• Focus on a specific scholarship's requirements

• Use a generic template for all essays

• Highlight personal achievements and goals

• Include detailed financial information

How do I write a scholarship essay that stands out?

• By using complex vocabulary and long sentences

• By focusing on personal experiences and unique perspectives

• By copying a template from the internet

• By writing about generic topics

How can scholarships as a form of Financial Aid impact a student's education?

• By requiring repayment with interest

• By limiting the choice of schools

• By reducing the financial burden of education for the student that takes the aid

• By increasing the cost of living expenses

The college essay allows you to display your personality beyond grades.

• True

• False

How can a student make their scholarship essay stand out from others?

• Use generic language and cliches

• Keep the essay short and lacking detail

• Avoid personal anecdotes and experiences

• Showcase unique perspective, personal experiences, and passions. Tell a compelling story with vivid details. Demonstrate critical thinking skills. Seek feedback for refinement.

what's a grant

• When you don't want to go to college

• When you donate money to a charity

• amount of money that's is given for college but you have to fill out a form