Erin Said:

Is it a good idea to put, on my resume, scholarships/awards received during college...?

We Answered:

I would put only somewhat prestigious scholarships that you got because you were considered 'better' than other applicants, like this;

2009 Recipient of Minnesota's Good Samaritan Scholarship - Awarded for doing over 100 hours of community service and writing an essay on your experiences.

That's a made up scholarship, but in that general format. Also search in Google or Bing 'resume tips' and there are several great sites that can give you some guidlines.

Hope it helps.

Penny Said:

Both of my parents are deceased, are there any scholarships I could apply to to help me out with college?

We Answered:

First of all I am sorry for your loss.

Because of this there are lots of grants and scholarships you can be awarded talk to your school counselor and they will help you out.

Gregory Said:

How hard is it to get a scholarship for Ardingly College?

We Answered:

Hello how are you? Wow those are some impressive numbers, keep up the good work. What I suggest that you do is use a scholarship search. A scholarship search allows you to create a profile and receive information for all the scholarships that you are eligible to apply for based on your profile description. Scholarshipsupport.com actually has 2 free scholarship searches available right now. I hope this helps. Good Luck!

Renee Said:

Are there any websites that offer college scholarships which i can apply for in the second semester?

We Answered:

For scholarships you better participate in the essay contest conducted by caluniversity.edu

I just heard about an online contest - “California InterContinental University 2009 Scholarship Prize Essay Contest” it’s about an essay writing contest and the winner gets prize money. I thought some guys might be interested.

Hilda Said:

im a junior in highschool and i want to know when is the earliest i should apply for college scholarships???

We Answered:

you can actually start now. in fact, i'm only a sophomore and i've already started. i signed up for this thing called fastwebs which matches scholarships to what you might want to major in, what colleges you might want to go to, and what careers you might want to have. it's a really good site. some scholarships you have to write essays for, some you have to submit pictures for, and some you don't even have to do anything. they'll email you when new scholarships are available that correspond to the information you give them and you can look for ones by yourself too. i would definitely sign up for fastwebs as soon as possible. it'll really help you with getting the scholarships you need.