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Top 10
Scholarship Tips:
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Apply only if you are
eligible! Read all of the scholarship
requirements and directions carefully to make sure
you're eligible before you send in your application.
Your application can't win if you're not eligible for
the scholarship.
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Complete the application in full. If a
question doesn't apply, note that on the appilcation.
Don't just leave it blank.
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Follow directions. Provide everything
that is required, but don't supply
things that aren't needed - you could be disqualified.
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Neatness counts. Make several
photocopies of all the forms you receive. Use the
copies as working drafts to develop your application
packet. Always type your application. If you must
print, do so neatly and legibly.
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Make sure your essay makes an impression.
The key to writing a strong essay is to be personal and
specific. Include concrete details to make yyour
experience come alive: who, what, where, and when.
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Watch out for deadlines. To help keep
yourself on track, impose a deadline on yourself that is
at least two weeks before the stated deadline. Use this
time to proofread your application before you send it
off.
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Make copies before sending. Before
sending your application, make a copy of the entire
packet and keep it on file in case your application goes
astray. Make sure your name (and social security
number, if applicable) appears on each page of your
application to ensure nothing is lost.
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Give it a final "once-over". Proofread
the entire application carefully. Be on the lookout for
mispelled words or grammatical errors. Ask a friend,
teacher, or parent to proofread it as well.
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Ask for help if you need it. If you
have problems with the application, call the funding
organization and ask questions.
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Remember - your scholarship application
represents you! Your ability to submit a neat,
timely, complete application reflects on you. It's your
face to this organization. Take pride in yourself by
submitting your best application.

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