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How do I apply for other merit-based aid?

After applying for merit-based aid from the school and your state, take charge and begin your own search for merit-based aid from other private sources. You can do this on the Internet and in the library. Looking for merit-based aid takes time and effort. It doesn’t just fall in your lap. Think about your search for college money as part of learning about how college works. The time spent will be worth it.

Some high schools, colleges, and libraries have computerized scholarship listings that will help you find possible sources of funds. When using a scholarship search, ask your school counselor if the organization is reliable and has a good reputation. There are some scholarship searches that will charge you a fee for their services. Be careful. You might be able to find everything you need on the Internet for free!

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