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[Re-sent] Newsletter (10/09/2022)
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October 9th, 2022
The Scholarship Collective
Welcome to the Scholarship Junkie’s weekly newsletter, the Scholarship Collective. Where you can find educational content on all things higher education. From scholarships to post-graduation woes, I got you covered every Sunday by Noon.
The Scholarship Roundup
The Scholarship Roundup is where you can find different categories of scholarships due soon each week! (categories change every week)
Random Scholarships:
Cody Cochlin Memorial Scholarship (due 10/15/2022)
Coupon Birds Scholarship (due 10/10/2022)
Easy or No-Essay Scholarships:$1,000 October Scholarship (due 10/20/2022)$2,222 Smart Owl Scholarship (due 10/29/2022)$1,000 Cappex Easy Money Scholarship
Military Related Scholarships:
Workforce Credentials Scholarship (due 10/17/2022)
Veteran Scholarship (due 10/17/2022)
Military Child Scholarship (due 10/17/2022)
Scholarships for LGBTQ+ community:
Pride in Diversity Scholarship (due 10/12/2022)
API Study Abroad Scholarships (due 10/30/2022)
Scholarships for high schoolers:
Scholarships by Major:
Prevounce Scholarship for Healthcare (due 10/15/2022)
Aspiring Attorney Scholarship (due 10/31/2022)
AFCCE Engineering Scholarship (due 10/31/2022)
Other helpful scholarship links:
Sade's $100 Amazon Gift Card Giveaway
The October Giveaway is my largest giveaway yet and I'm excited because there are multiple ways to enter. Closes on October 31st! For giveaway guidelines and entry details navigate to the button below.
Sade goes live for another essay critique of a community member’s essay! This event goes LIVE on Sunday, October 23rd 7:00 PM EST. Want your essay to be considered? Email [email protected] with the essay and essay prompt. Don’t wan’t to miss it?
If you're applying to college, you already know that there are a lot of essays involved. And if you're applying to graduate school, even more so. But how do you write a personal statement that will set you apart from the pack?
Sade's Tips for Success:
1. Write about something that means a lot to you.
It could be something personal or something professional—but make sure it's something that really matters to you and has shaped who you are as a person.
2. Make sure your tone is clear and friendly throughout.
Even though this is an academic document, make sure it reads like a conversation with a friend or mentor who wants to get to know YOU better!
3. Stick to your theme.
Whatever you choose to write about for your statement, stick to it. Don't add random accomplishments if it's not relevant to the story you're telling.
Your essay should reflect who YOU are as a person, not just what your teachers taught in school!
Bonus Tip:
Research your school's mission. Not the general one for the college as a whole, but specific to the academic college (for example,
). If you can incorporate the mission in your personal statement naturally, go for it!
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