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Finding and Winning Scholarships

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 5mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Why is it important to use a scholarship tracker?

a)

To remember deadlines and requirements

b)

To avoid writing essays

c)

To make scholarships easier to win

d)

To increase your GPA

2.

Which of the following is NOT a typical application requirement?

a)

Essays

b)

Letters of recommendation

c)

Sports participation

d)

Transcripts

3.

Scholarship committees look for more than grades. Which category is usually a priority?

a)

Leadership experience

b)

Fashion choices

c)

Attendance record

d)

Driving experience

4.

What's the risk of copy-pasting the same essay into multiple applications?

a)

Missing deadlines

b)

Sounding generic

c)

Too many recommendations

d)

Lower GPA

5.

What is the best way to use AI in the essay process?

a)

To write your essay for you

b)

To help brainstorm ideas

c)

To skip essays entirely

d)

To submit faster

6.

You have seven scholarships you’re interested in applying for. What should you do first?

a)

Write one essay for all seven

b)

Ask for deadline extensions

c)

Organize requirements in a tracker

d)

Submit the biggest one only

7.

You’re writing about your part-time job teaching kids soccer. What’s the strongest angle?

a)

Listing hours you worked

b)

Explaining how you built leadership skills

c)

Describing your favorite drills

d)

Writing about earning money

8.

Which describes the difference between merit-based and need-based aid?

a)

Merit = grades/skills, Need = financial situation

b)

Both are only for athletes

c)

Merit = GPA, Need = essays

d)

Both are based only on income

9.

Can you apply for scholarships after freshman year of college?

a)

No, only in high school

b)

Only if your GPA is perfect

c)

Only if you switch majors

d)

Yes, there are scholarships for every year

10.

Where can students find reliable scholarships?

a)

TikTok videos

b)

School counselor and scholarship websites

c)

Department professors at your college

d)

Friends’ social media posts