Virginia Said:

Are there any scholarships for high school students that are graduating with over 25 college credit hours?

We Answered:

Scholarships usually doesn't regulate how many hours you have going into College. Check out fastweb as they have a ton of scholarships on there also check out http://www.ez-scholarships.com they have some great info and they also have a monthly $10,000 scholarship drawing.

Nina Said:

scholarships for high school students to do community service over the summer?

We Answered:

Funding Your Volunteering Abroad Trip
http://www.coyotecommunications.com/stuf…
See the section "What About Scholarships, Fellowships and Financial Aid?"

Juan Said:

what are the best photography scholarships for high school students?

We Answered:

Also check out Columbia (in Chicago). I have a friend majoring in cinematography there. Call their financial aid office and ask them to send you their scholarships; most colleges have small ones that apply only to their schools.

And believe it or not, sometimes they can be substantial. This list will also include the requirements.

Jorge Said:

Are there any scholarships for high school students who want to attend a private academy?

We Answered:

You can get info about such college scholarships and grants online here - scholarships.onlinewebshop.net

Harry Said:

How do high school students get scholarships to colleges?

We Answered:

You can apply either on the school applications or go on the school admissions website for more information or forms.

Peggy Said:

do college summer programs for high school students offer scholarships?

We Answered:

You can get info about such college scholarships and grants online here - scholarships.onlinewebshop.net

Beth Said:

Is there any scholarships for high school students wanting to study abroad or go on an educational trip?

We Answered:

The only one I know of in the US (other than Rotary) is the Congress Bundestag Youth Exchange. It's a scholarship program that sends Americans to Germany. I went on it in high school, and it changed my life! The flight/program costs are free, but you still need spending money for when you're in the country (your host family only pays for food).

You're actually just in time for the next round of applications -- they're due at some point this winter. And you don't have to speak any German to apply or to go.

http://www.usagermanyscholarship.org/