Wednesday, April 4, 2012

Going To College With Help Of Weird Scholarships

By Timothy Pintalverr


The times are challenging because the economy isn't getting a bit better. Everybody is in a state of financial hardship and making ends meet has never been a more daunting task. Going to college is no longer an option for many a high school graduate. Instead of spending another four years in the academe, most high school graduates immediately look for a job.

The challenge to go to college is a dream that is within reach and students just have to open their eyes for opportunities. Tuition alone his hard to earn and then there is board and lodging to think of. With a part time job paying menial wages, it's impossible to pay for everything. But what we are experiencing right now due to the economy should not in any way hinder us from following a dream.

The answer to everybody's concern is getting aid financially. Various institutions including the federal government are helping out college students to follow that dream and become one of the countries professionals in the future.

One government aid intended for college students is the Pell Grant program of the federal covernment. The grant amount awarded depends a lot on the student's financial need. What's good thing about grants is they are free and the government will not charge you back once you graduate.

Student loans will get you through college but you will have to pay for them later. This is beneficial to those who are not too poor and not too talented to become varsity. However people experience problems with their loan because they are not making enough after college.

Getting good genes bring you in front of the line when it comes to athletic and academic scholarships. Various institutions and alumni associations are always there in helping the country mold young blood.

If you do not qualify for any of these, there are still weird scholarships to help you get through to college. These are almost easy scholarships and they are awarded based on uniqueness. There are scholarship programs for the tall, the vertically challenged, the left handed, the curly haired, those with false teeth, the best dressed in prom and even the duck callers. To apply for one, contact the private institution first or check them out online where most scholarships post their program on their wwebsite.




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