Next up, scholarships. I actually didn't apply for any scholarships for my past few degrees, but this time it's something I must do. First things first:
Mission 9: Develop a Scholarship Strategy
After reading up a on a few different strategies, I choose to stick closely to the easy steps .- Make a list.
- Assess each individual opportunity.
- Prioritize your opportunities.
- Begin applying.
Most of the students who succeeded in earning scholarships did so for two reasons:I'll be utilizing two sites:
- They met the criteria outlined by the scholarship sponsor.
- They approached the application process strategically and were selective in their pursuit of scholarship opportunities. It’s that simple.
Leah MacVie is a blogger, instructional designer, photographer, and former graphic and Web designer. She possesses a BFA from the University at Buffalo and a Master’s in Educational Computing from the SUNY College at Buffalo. In her spare time, she is focusing on finding out more about DIY and informal learning. You can read more at .
Yup! Picking the right scholarship might be a bit difficult. I advise you to think of your hobbies and interests. That should give you an idea what to go for.
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