Scholarship ShortlistI have a code

Find the money.
Shrink the bill.

I'm a senior in with a GPA and a SAT, headed to .

$0a year
Use your own numbersaward letter, Pell, other aid

Thousands of scholarships. Only the ones your student fits.

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Tell it more about youeach answer adds the scholarships that fit you and drops the ones that do not
If the scholarships don't come through

What borrowing the rest would mean.

If I borrow a year for four years,

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owed the day you graduate
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a month
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the year it is paid off
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owed by a parent
And what the work pays

What the job on the other side pays.

If I study .

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Sixteen topics, once

The real profile goes further than this page: school, clubs, family ties, health, faith. Fifteen or twenty minutes, no writing.

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Your own board

The scholarships that fit your student, sorted by deadline, with what each asks for and how long it takes. New ones added every week.

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The number it is aimed at

Name your college and the board fills in what that college charges, from its own published figures, and keeps the running total of what is left to pay each year. Every scholarship you win comes off that number.

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A database, not a promise

We read every sponsor's rules so a giant list becomes your list: everything your student fits, with their deadlines, and anything to check written on each one. You still have to apply, and nobody can tell you whether you will win one.

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One student, the whole senior year. Their own board, the scholarships in our catalog that fit them, sorted by deadline, kept up to date as new ones open.

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About these numbers: they are the latest we could find on each sponsor's and college's own pages, and we recheck them on a schedule. If something has changed and we have not caught it yet, let us know at [email protected]. Georgia colleges use their published 2026-27 prices and aid. Other states use the U.S. Department of Education's 2022-23 averages, the newest published for every state, so real prices there are higher. Loans use current federal rules. They are estimates to plan with, not a quote. Colleges change their figures, and your own costs and aid will differ. Confirm anything you are about to make a decision on with the school's financial aid office. Scholarship amounts, rules and deadlines come from the sponsor and can change without notice, so check the sponsor's own page before you apply.