Scholarships 101: The Real-World Guide to Getting Cash for College

Scholarships 101: The Real-World Guide to Getting Cash for College

by Stezala (Author)

Synopsis

In the next five years, sixteen million high school students will graduate, making up the largest group of high school graduates in this country's history. Those students who are fortunate enough to be on the honor roll or the star quarterback of the football team will have access to the best scholarships. But what will happen to the rest of them-those students who have the potential for a great college career, but not necessarily the financial backing to attend the school of their dreams? Author Kimberly Stezala passionately believes that every student should have access to a quality education.

Now, she shows parents and their kids how to approach the scholarship process like a pro. Filled with inspiring advice from successful students and scholarship providers, Scholarships 101 shows aspiring college students how to:

apply for those scholarships that are the best match for their profile and skills * create a scholarship application that will stand apart from the rest and impress the judges * find the buried treasure of scholarships that aren't necessarily available on common websites * build a team of supporters in their scholarship quest

Straightforward and savvy, this book provides the extra boost many students need to plan for their futures and receive the education they deserve.

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More Information

Format: Illustrated
Pages: 256
Edition: Illustrated
Publisher: McGraw-Hill Education
Published: 01 Jul 2008

ISBN 10: 0814409814
ISBN 13: 9780814409817

Media Reviews
Written in a highly readable style, the book offers short sections that incorporate real-life scenarios, sidebars of information, worksheets to help with organization, hot tips, and even a check-off list entitled 'Fridge Notes.' --Chesapeake Family
Author Bio

Kimberly Stezala (Milwaukee,WI) founded Wisconsin's first online scholarship search engine. She is an advisory board member at Parents Plus Wisconsin and writes a scholarship column for Wisconsin's largest African-American newspaper.