Wednesday, August 14, 2019

7 Habits of Successful Scholarship Winners


To win scholarships you need a plan that you commit to following. Identify people who can help you find scholarships. Don't let people tell you that you are wasting your time. There are billions of dollars in scholarships that do not get used every year. One of the important keys to success is regularly applying for scholarships. Never give up.  Do your research and submit scholarship applications every week and you will be rewarded.  Make sure that you submit your document before the application deadline. Here are some things you should do.

1. Apply for 5 scholarships every week
2. Have a set day and time of the week to apply for scholarships
3. Regularly talk to the high school counselor about scholarships
4. Keep a folder on their computer that is filled with scholarship application essays
5. Seek scholarships from stores that you commonly visit every day.
6. Ask relatives to contribute to your scholarship fund
7. Make a list of scholarship that are offered by each college where you will submit a application. Submit them on time.

Get started searching for scholarships right away. Once you are in college continue to search for scholarships.

To win scholarships you must be consistent every week. Also get a copy of my book the Ultimate Scholarship Guide at http://www.DrStephenJones.net for questions send an email to 
Learn@DrStephenjones.net or call 610-842-3843.


Sunday, June 26, 2016

10 Powerful and Unique ways to Find Money for College

Have you been trying all of the traditional ways of finding money for college? Are you getting limited results? Don't give up! Maybe it's time to try some unique methods to get money for college. Here are my suggestions:

1.  Writing a compelling letter to family members and friends of the family to get money for college. Specifically talk about you high school accomplishments and goals for college.

2.  Talk to someone at your family credit union. Some of them offer scholarships.

3. Send appeal letters to sororities and fraternities.

4. Get on a radio show or an internet radio show and talk about your accomplishment and goals to raise money for your college cost.

5. Your parents write an appeal letter to the college you intend to attend. 

6. Apply for a scholarship every day. It will increase your chances of winning a scholarship.

7. Write an appeal letter to the scholarship that interests you even if you are past the deadline. 

8. Create a GoFundMe account and pitch it everywhere by sharing your link in your social networks. 

9. Start your on blog about your journey and what you are doing to find money for college. Include your GoFundMe account and put the URL at the end of every blog

10. Never give up on seeking money for college. Follow up your scholarships with a thank you letter. It is never too late to get started.

Also several years ago, I wrote a book called the Ultimate Scholarship Guide to help students to find money for college at http://bit.ly/1MDHUs9. Too many students and parents don't know where to start. They key to your success is getting started now!