thank you soo much, this will help so many people! do you have specific tips for getting scholarships? where, how, etc. maybe I missed it in the video though idk 🫶🏻
I am actually deep in the process of scholarship right now… and to be honest I am still growing in that area! maybe this fall when I’m finished with them I can make a video on that as well!
Hi, I have a little experience with this! I would recommend searching social media! There are a lot of accounts that find real and helpful scholarships for all sorts of students. Every year, there are millions of dollars of UNCLAIMED scholarships and these accounts can assist with finding one. I would also recommend using websites that search for you. All you do is input information about yourself (location, gender, race, anything that can be used to find a scholarship) and it will search and filter results. There also might be homeschool scholarships so look for those too! I didn’t end up needing a scholarship because a federal grant covered everything, but I still did a lot of researching and applying 🥲 More tips: 🌷Ask people around you, especially community leaders (church leaders, business owners, etc) Sometimes they have scholarships available. 🌷Extracurriculars. Being well-rounded is something that a lot of scholarships look for. 🌷If you have any sort of unique aspect of your life, use that to find scholarships. When I was looking, I found sooo many scholarships for specific types of people and their situations. Example: being raised by a single parent, your cultural heritage, if your family was/is in the military, what sort of neighborhood you grew up in, any disabilities or health ailments, religion, death of a loved one, being the first to attend college, if you speak multiple languages, what you’re majoring in, your gender, a sport you play, a hobby you have, etc. In my experience, there are scholarships for basically everything and a lot of the time they go unclaimed because people don’t know that they exist. I’m not the most qualified to share this, but I hope it helped a little bit!! 🩷🩷
Amazing video Jess!! It’s going to be so helpful for homeschoolers!!
ahhh thank you Nya!! 🫶
Hi Jess happy Friday night and happy new year to you and your loved ones and I hope that 2024 brings you a lot of love and happiness
thank you Edward!
@@justjesschannel your welcome sending you hugs ❤️ 🤗
This was so helpful. Thank you for the video!!❤❤
xx🤍
This is a great video and very helpful! I’m only a sophomore, but I love to see videos like these that will keep me informed for the future! 💗
I’m so glad it was helpful!! xx
Love you jess
thank you
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thank you soo much, this will help so many people! do you have specific tips for getting scholarships? where, how, etc. maybe I missed it in the video though idk 🫶🏻
I am actually deep in the process of scholarship right now… and to be honest I am still growing in that area! maybe this fall when I’m finished with them I can make a video on that as well!
Hi, I have a little experience with this! I would recommend searching social media! There are a lot of accounts that find real and helpful scholarships for all sorts of students. Every year, there are millions of dollars of UNCLAIMED scholarships and these accounts can assist with finding one. I would also recommend using websites that search for you. All you do is input information about yourself (location, gender, race, anything that can be used to find a scholarship) and it will search and filter results. There also might be homeschool scholarships so look for those too! I didn’t end up needing a scholarship because a federal grant covered everything, but I still did a lot of researching and applying 🥲
More tips:
🌷Ask people around you, especially community leaders (church leaders, business owners, etc) Sometimes they have scholarships available.
🌷Extracurriculars. Being well-rounded is something that a lot of scholarships look for.
🌷If you have any sort of unique aspect of your life, use that to find scholarships. When I was looking, I found sooo many scholarships for specific types of people and their situations.
Example: being raised by a single parent, your cultural heritage, if your family was/is in the military, what sort of neighborhood you grew up in, any disabilities or health ailments, religion, death of a loved one, being the first to attend college, if you speak multiple languages, what you’re majoring in, your gender, a sport you play, a hobby you have, etc. In my experience, there are scholarships for basically everything and a lot of the time they go unclaimed because people don’t know that they exist.
I’m not the most qualified to share this, but I hope it helped a little bit!! 🩷🩷