My priority was staying out of debt, so I used this site to maximize my scholarship potential. You should too! I didn’t apply to any “reach schools”, only schools were people with similar stats got a decent scholarship. My number one piece of advice is to prioritize staying out of debt over rank or prestige. I’ve…
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Admitted to University of Tulsa…to everyone. End of Cycle: Attending Ole Miss with partial scholarship. Admitted from the waitlist after approx. 5 months. Excited to get moving and settle into a new town. I think this is about as good as I could have done considering the wants/needs I had during the process. Staying in the mid-south, very…
Use your softs wisely. I am 100% convinced my scholarship money came from my softs, I used my personal statement to explain my low GPA (mom had leukemia throughout my undergrad) but I explained how this made me stronger, more focused, and taught me how to overcome adversity. For schools where my GPA was below the…
Wait as close as you can until the seat deposit deadline before attempting to get scholarships reconsidered.
…you could possibly see yourself at. SHOOT YOUR SHOT. Scholarships are negotiable. Schools will put you on hold to allow others to apply and then compare you to them. Holds are better than being Waitlisted. IF YOU ARE A VETERAN go to this link. If you are using your GI Bill within 3 years of getting out of the…
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