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While I’m on the subject of “what NOT to write in your
scholarship essay, let me mention a couple more things…
1) Don’t talk about religion. It’s fine to have religious
convictions and many of the scholarship judges will
appreciate that, but it’s also one of the quickest ways
to offend that one judge who doesn’t agree with you.
2) Don’t talk about sensitive political issues.
The same reasoning applies as to #1 above.
Many of the judges may agree with your political stand.
But many may not. It’s just not worth the risk.
3) Don’t use slang. Most judges are from an older generation
than the college applicant. They may not understand
your use of a slang term and it’s very easy for them
to just “file your application in the circular basket”.
Out of thousands of applicants, only one will get the scholarship.
If you are THE ONE chosen, Scholarships are an excellent way
to finance your higher education. However, for the rest of us…
Up to this point we’ve talked about scholarships, grants, credit,
work-study, debt consolidation, student loans and parent plus loans.
One way to finance your college education which has not been
discussed is… Making Money online and paying your way
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