How to Apply for and Obtain a Scholarship

Looking for scholarship money isn't easy, no matter how good your grades are, no matter how hard you worked, what clubs you joined, it's going to be tricky trying to get enough money from scholarships to pay for tuition, books, room and board, transportation and on and on. 
 
Chances are, you're not going to get your entire academic career paid for by one, or even a few scholarships, and some of your education is going to be coming out of your own pocket. However, you can significantly cut down on exactly how much you'll be paying yourself just by knowing who to ask, how to ask, and what to do to obtain scholarship money. 
 
What it comes down to is this one guiding principle: The people who hand out scholarships are giving you a college sponsorship, and they want to know that the person they're investing in is a good investment. Show them that you have potential.
 
TABLE OF CONTENTS
 
1.  CHOOSING TO GO BACK TO SCHOOL    
2.  CHOOSING YOUR SCHOOL AND WHAT TO STUDY
3.  YOUR HIGH SCHOOL HISTORY
4.  WHAT, EXACTLY, THE DONORS ARE LOOKING FOR
5.  TYPES OF SCHOLARSHIPS AND WHO CAN QUALIFY
6.  UNDERACHIEVERS: WHERE TO START WHEN YOUR HIGH SCHOOL CAREER WAS LESS THAN STELLAR    
7.  FIRST IMPRESSIONS: WHAT YOU CAN DO TO MAKE AN IMPRESSION    
8.  PRACTICAL APPLICATION: THE NUTS AND BOLTS OF THE APPLICATION PROCESS
9.  WHAT TO DO NOW THAT YOU HAVE YOUR SCHOLARSHIP MONEY IN HAND
10. LAST RESORT: WHAT YOU CAN DO WHEN SCHOLARSHIPS FALL THROUGH
 
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