Here is the top 5 Scholarship resources on the internet:
5) Scholarships.com is a useful, but very clustered website, like many of the scholarship websites I have used, I found it confusing. On the site where to go and what to do is not clear to the first time user, however, when you search out scholarships it will definitely give you a big out put and a lot of information.
4) Cappex.com has a great tool when you want to go on a college tour trip, it's called "Campus Visit Planner" (creative name, I know) this tool allows you to plug in all the colleges that you wish to visit, then it will map it out for you, and you can have the website contact the school and let them know when you are coming. Where was this when I was 17?
3) I like Zinch.com because it was the most straight forward and easy to use, a feature I particularly liked helps you compare colleges side by side on a number of different features like the admittance rate,the average GPA and the cost of the school. It also has a companion site called chegg.com which is college student focused and has a textbook service.
2) The Scholarplan.org search feature (of course I'm going to mention our website) I have found to be super useful. This website in our website allows you to do a custom search for your school and it's scholarships which is very accurate and very useful. Check it out!
1) The very most useful source that I have discovered so far on my search is the actual school website such as this one for BYUI. In my work on these sites listed above, they seem to be good for finding you general information about Scholarships and getting you a billion different scholarships you could apply for. The actual school website page was way simpler for me and actually showed all the relevant scholarships I could get.
Update on the broke to rich challenge: Today I sold my brother's set of golf clubs online, proving that online selling can work! Also today I became sodaKid by buying a box of mountain dew and attempting to sell it to my fellow students...no success yet...
See you tomorrow!
- Bruce
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