Scholarship Searching is Right Around the Corner

Many of you will be looking into colleges and universities soon, which is why i think it's important for you to start thinking about scholarships.  There are many colleges and universities that accomodate students with dyslexia, and even some specialize in dyslexic students.  Whichever school you decide on, chances are it will be expensive and that's where scholarships help a great deal.  You can find scholarships online, through your guidance office, the college or university of your choice, and many other external organizations.  Once you have found some scholarships you are eligible to apply for, here are some things you can do to make the process easier.  First, be sure to read the information carefully, there are some requirements for most, and you may also want to investigate things like if the scholarship is national, state, or county wide.  Also, be sure you are applying within the deadline otherwise you are just wasting your time.  Staying organized will be a great deal of help throughout the process.  Be sure to make copies of what your are submitting and get them in the mail on time.  You also must be honest. Don't exaggerate your grades or activities, there are plenty of scholarships so just focus on the ones which apply to you. And finally, follow all instructions.  Some scholarships may ask you to write an essay or submit letters of recommendation.  Be sure all the requirements are completed and check for spelling and grammar errors. One typo or missing page could cost you your chances at the scholarship.  If you need more help ask a teacher, we are here to help you. Check out http://www.collegeanswer.com/paying-for-college/free-money-for-college/college-scholarships/scholarship-application-tips.aspx and http://www.scholarshipworkshop.com/the-scholarship-toolbox/scholarship-tips.html for more information.