Going Merry loves celebrating our scholarship winners! We’re thrilled to share the story of Ananda Garris, an inspiring student who was awarded the $1,000 Graduate School Support Scholarship, provided by Going Merry.
Scholarships play an important role in promoting equity and inclusion in higher education. When scholarships are awarded, they help alleviate the financial burden of college and make it feasible for students to pursue their academic dreams without being overshadowed by the looming threat of student debt. Whether you’re a senior in high school or continuing your undergrad or graduate studies, check out these STEM (science, technology, engineering, and mathematics) scholarships for minorities.
While national scholarships are an important part of your scholarship search, it’s also extremely important to prioritize local scholarships. These are scholarships that are specific to your high school, city, or county.
The reason why is that you’re more likely to win local scholarships because fewer students apply. Some national scholarships receive tens of thousands of applications each year. Some local scholarships might only receive a few dozen (if that)!
Going Merry is a free scholarship-matching platform. We make it easier for students to find and apply for scholarships and simpler for scholarship providers to create and manage them. Going Merry also provides financial aid resources for students, parents, and counselors. Our mission is to give every student truly equal access to life-changing education.
Campus tours, college applications, financial aid award letters, work-study, student loans. There’s so much to think about before you graduate and prep for your new journey as a college student. It can be hard to find time to search for and apply for scholarships. Let Going Merry do the heavy lifting for you! You’ve likely heard us emphasize the importance of applying for local scholarships but there are many big-name foundations and companies you’ve also heard of that award students hundreds and thousands of dollars every year.
Congratulations on finishing your pre-med studies! Continuing your education isn’t always easy, especially when cost is a factor. You’ve come this far – let Going Merry help you find additional funds for school. Check out the list of medical scholarships for graduate students below!
Medical and healthcare students know all too well that the study of health and healing comes with a hefty price tag. If you’re a high school senior or current undergrad getting ready to dedicate yourself to this career, don’t let the potential cost of a degree in the healthcare industry deter you – we have good news! First, students pursuing a career in the healthcare field can also look forward to a lot of employment opportunities upon graduation. And second, there are many scholarships for pre-med students to help you along the way. Check out the list below to get started!
A common essay prompt asks students how they’ve contributed to their community. Chloë Divers emphasized her community involvement and won the Mimi Soltysik Memorial Scholarship in October 2023. Chloë won $500 🥳! Check out Chloë’s winning essay and her scholarship tips for other students.
Going Merry is happy to announce that Emma Evey won the Going Merry School/Skills Info – Profile Completeness Scholarship in August 2023. Emma won $500! Emma plans to become a registered nurse before continuing her education as a nurse practitioner. See what Emma has to say about Going Merry.
Good news for nursing students: according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, the employment rate for registered nurses is expected to grow by 6% between 2022 and 2032. Whether you’re just starting school or you’re continuing your educational journey, know there are many scholarships for nursing students. Apply for these scholarships to help pay for your nursing degree!
Zachary won a $250 local scholarship – the Houghton Kearney Elementary Alumni Scholarship – in the summer of 2023. Local scholarships are fantastic opportunities to win multiple, smaller scholarships for college. We asked Zachary to share his own scholarship experience with us.
