i make really good grades in college, but now my mom makes to much money for me to have a pell grant. HELP!?
Is there another way i can go? my mom doesn’t make enough to help me, and my father is out of the picture. i just started and i am hoping to get a DVM. so i have a very long road ahead.
Go to the Financial Aid office and ask about academic scholarships and also check your college library in the college university section to find books about scholarships.
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FAFSA gave me zippo nada…nothing.
My parents are not going to pay college for me.
I am 17 and I am currently unemployed.
I applied to many scholarships but my credentials are "impressive" but not good enough….which means there will always be someone better and more deserving than me.
SO what can I do? Is there hope? Any constructive advice will be very appreciated.
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I have probably over ,000 of extra scholarship money from outside things. If I don’t spend them at the end of the year (say they are one time scholarships) does the college give it back to me in a check? What happens to it?
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I am going to be a sophmore in college. I have financial aid but I still have to pay so much money for college, and I already have loans. I’ve applied for all these scholarships but I never win any. I’m a good student, I have a 3.1 GPA. I payed alot for school last year and this year I have to pay even more. Do you know any type of scholarship did is pretty much guareenteed to me, or at least have a pretty good chance in getting?
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Is this just a myth? It seems that there is a lot of competition for every scholarship. So if anyone knows about these "unclaimed" monies then could you please share? I find it hard to believe that all of these scholarships are just laying around and no one is applying for them.
Why can’t all financial aid scholarships be blind?
I am returning to school and was alarmed at how few scholarships for the “average white person” for lack of a better term. Out of 126 need based scholarships only one was for non-hispanic individuals. Isn’t that about as biased as you can get. And it isn’t just my school, but as with affirmative action shouldn’t this type of requirement go by the wayside and just give scholarships to the most deserving student?
Feeling your pain! In theory, I get it. This is meant to increase diversity and try to help make up for the total exclusion of past admissions policies across the country. BUT as a first generation, older adult, non student of color I feel left in the dust sometimes! The majority (fortuanately not all!) of the scholarships I qualify for, based on being the first in my family to go to college, far from rich-but not poor, nontraditional female, and straight A’s w/several academic honors, I am not allowed to apply for–these hefty scholarships exclude all whites.
My only advise, for what it’s worth, it to seek alumni scholarships and grants or take your chances with the masses and start applying thru fastweb’s scholarship data bank. Best of luck.
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