Galena Park ISD Scholarship Calendar
How to apply for local scholarships
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No Sweat Scholarship Drawing
Scholarship Drawing
Apply for scholarship drawings from College Board!
Who Qualifies:
The College Board Opportunity Scholarships program is currently open to all class of 2020 and class of 2021 students in the United States, Puerto Rico, and US territories, regardless of citizenship status. Students in the class of 2022 will be eligible in late 2020.
This program is open to students regardless of their family income. At least half of all the scholarships (over $2 million) will be designated for students whose families earn less than $60,000 per year.
APPLY HERE!
Who Qualifies:
The College Board Opportunity Scholarships program is currently open to all class of 2020 and class of 2021 students in the United States, Puerto Rico, and US territories, regardless of citizenship status. Students in the class of 2022 will be eligible in late 2020.
This program is open to students regardless of their family income. At least half of all the scholarships (over $2 million) will be designated for students whose families earn less than $60,000 per year.
APPLY HERE!
Monthly scholarship sweepstakes for college financial planning
Create an account for our Scholarship Search and College Planning CalculatorSM
Want to win $1,000? Check the box below to enter our sweepstakes.
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Want to win $1,000? Check the box below to enter our sweepstakes.
Enter Here!
Scholarships For aLL ages
GPISD Scholarship Calendar
unigo.com
raise.me (Highly recommended for all students to create an account at any age!)
GoingMerry.com
scholarships.com
JLVcollegecounseling.com
Fastweb.com
unigo.com
raise.me (Highly recommended for all students to create an account at any age!)
GoingMerry.com
scholarships.com
JLVcollegecounseling.com
Fastweb.com
SCHOLARSHIP TIPS AND TRICKS
* Always type your scholarship application
*If it ask for a photo (even optional) always submit a photo. Sometimes it helps weed out the students who don't want it bad enough
*Get at least two letters of recommendation from people who actually know you. Have them write a general letter of recommendation for a scholarship.
*Create your resume (you can start this your freshman year). Keep up when you win something even a title. You WILL forget all of the accomplishments you made by the time you're a senior. Don't sell yourself short.
* Use your resume to write your essay for scholarships! Your essay is the time to brag and elaborate on why you deserve this money and what you are going to do with it. (For example: what you are going to study, where you are going to school and what you plan to do when you graduate from college)
* Always type your scholarship application
*If it ask for a photo (even optional) always submit a photo. Sometimes it helps weed out the students who don't want it bad enough
*Get at least two letters of recommendation from people who actually know you. Have them write a general letter of recommendation for a scholarship.
*Create your resume (you can start this your freshman year). Keep up when you win something even a title. You WILL forget all of the accomplishments you made by the time you're a senior. Don't sell yourself short.
* Use your resume to write your essay for scholarships! Your essay is the time to brag and elaborate on why you deserve this money and what you are going to do with it. (For example: what you are going to study, where you are going to school and what you plan to do when you graduate from college)
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