Thinking about how to afford college? Washington scholarships are a common form of support for education and many small local scholarships go unclaimed each year. At Going Merry we bring local and statewide scholarships to you so you can easily apply! Make sure to take full advantage of scholarships your community has available to you.
Navigating college scholarship websites can be confusing. Where do you start? How do you filter your search when you’re looking for specific scholarship awards? Whether you’re looking for minority scholarships or, more specifically Asian American scholarships, to help fund your education, we’ve got you covered at Going Merry.
North Carolina is the birthplace of Krispy Kreme and Pepsi, but the Old North State has even more interesting facts! North Carolina was ranked 35th most expensive and 18th most affordable state or district to attend college during the 2017-2018 academic year. Those are pretty good numbers! In fact, the average annual in-state college tuition in North Carolina was $10,925 during that same academic year.
With at least twenty-one colleges and universities in this midwestern state, students flock to North Dakota institutions to further their education. Here are 18 scholarships in North Dakota that can help you get started with your college career.
While the average tuition for Mississippi’s public and private colleges is lower than the nation’s average ($6,612 for public and $15,042 for private), every bit of financial support helps! Check out these 20 Mississippi college scholarships that you can apply for today.
While many scholarships have deadlines in the Fall/Winter, there are still many opportunities to apply for (and win!) scholarship awards over the summer.
Student athletes on the court, the field, and in the classroom have a unique perspective. You can share your experiences about playing on a team, working with a coach, and setting personal records in your college essays. You can also apply specifically for athletic scholarships to help fund your college education (and in some cases, continue playing your sport/sports in college). Read on to learn more about these athletic scholarships.
As college tuition rises, more students need to apply for financial aid whether they have a solid, average, or below-average academic record. The good news is there are plenty of scholarships you can apply for without being involved in athletics, arts, or having a strong academic record. Here are 30 scholarships for average students–with no GPA requirements, and no involvement in clubs or organizations required.
New York is home to Cornell University, Columbia University, and many great SUNY and CUNY institutions. New York also hosts scholarship programs specifically made for residents in the Empire State. Take full advantage of scholarships your community has available to you as many small local scholarships go unclaimed each year. At Going Merry, we bring local and statewide New York scholarships to you!
Being a first-generation college student is a huge accomplishment. First-generation means you’re the first in your family to pursue a post-secondary education. Some of our parents, grandparents, etc. understandably might not have had the opportunity, the funding, or the time to attend college. Now, there are first-generation scholarships students can apply for to help ease the costs of college tuition.
Feeling like scholarship applications spin you around like a cyclone? We don’t blame you. That’s why we want to make the process easier for you when you’re searching for financial aid.
Worried about how to pay for college? Scholarships are a common form of financial support to pay those tuition bills. Many small, local scholarship funds go unclaimed each year — so don’t let that free money go to waste! At Going Merry, we bring local and statewide scholarships to you.
In 1891, Springfield College instructor and graduate student James Naismith founded basketball right in Massachusetts. He designed the game and later went on to become an athletic director and coach. We might not be on James’s level yet, but hopefully college will give you the tools to make your own breakthrough.
Thinking about how to afford college? Scholarships in Maryland are a common form of support for education and many small local scholarships go unclaimed each year. At Going Merry, we bring local and statewide scholarships to you!
Thinking about how to afford college? Scholarships are a common form of support for education and many small local scholarships go unclaimed each year. At Going Merry we bring local and statewide scholarships to you!
Over one-third of college students end up changing college schools at some point during their academic career. Some students transfer in search of better academics, a Bachelors degree (instead of an Associates), or a more active student atmosphere, while other students want a cheaper college or one a bit closer to home. But there’s a lot to think about when transferring–including how to pay for the new school. That’s why we’ve got you covered with these 25 transfer scholarships.
There’s no doubt that obtaining a college education can open a world of possibilities and new opportunities, but what about going on to graduate school and getting an advanced degree? On average, around 69.7% of high school graduates enroll in a higher education program. Of that amount, 37% continue to obtain an advanced degree (such as a Master’s or a Doctorate degree). Finding scholarships for graduate students helps fund continuing education.
Think scholarships are just for seniors? Not so! Here’s a full list of scholarships open to high school juniors.
Plus, since senior year gets even more hectic with standardized tests and college applications, now’s the best time to start writing your scholarship essays and applying for scholarships.
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