Are there any awards or scholarships available for high school students that are offered based on SAT scores?
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1 - Visit with your high school counselor for information on awards that your high school, school district or local business/organizations may provide to high achievers.\n2 - Contact the admissions office of the college/university you want to attend for information on merit or endowed scholarships/awards available to students at that college/university.\n3 - Search websites such as www.fastweb.com for information on private/corporate scholarship awards.\n4 - Apply for standard financial aid through the financial aid office at the college/university.  Test scores generally will not be a requirement to qualify, need will be.  But you won't know if you qualify until you apply.  \n\nBest of luck!
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I'm not aware of any such link sorry. But what I know is, most colleges do not have a cutoff point for the SATs. So with your above average score, you should be able to apply to most colleges easily.
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There are several helpful sources to locate scholarships and grants for colleges from different organizations and companies. All of these sources are free.\n\nFirst, the high school guidance office is a great source for a high school student to find local scholarships available to its students.\n\nSecond, college financial aid offices and website has a list of private scholarships from companies and organizations. Sometimes a college major's information website might have a listing of scholarships available, too.\n\nThird, search Google.com and Yahoo.com for scholarships based on race, religion, ethnicity, and college major.\n\nFourth, some pretty big name companies also offer scholarships for particular fields. For example, Tylenol has scholarships for the health professions.\n\nFifth, some employers offer scholarships or help extend the knowledge of its employees such as McDonalds. Also, some professional organizations offer scholarships.\n\nFinally, join several free membership scholarship search websites. Most are updated on a regular basis. Often, they offer customized scholarship searches based on the information you enter into the form.\n\nGood luck!
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There are books that list college scholarships and government grants.. Large corporations give out scholarships, and all kinds of competitions have scholarships as rewards. Google it.
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You are responsible for finding your own scholarships...that's a part of being WORTHY of them. Try filling out the information on www.fastweb.com to see what you might qualify for. Also, check with your school's guidance department and let them know what you're looking for; they may have some leads for you.
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Probably the best is to contact the school. Some schools have scholarships that are given based on needs. Please specify where you live so people can give you specific advice.
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There are many different types of scholarships. You might be offered one for financial need (those are generally given by federal funds or private college funds). Those are going to be offered to you once you feel the college forms (FAFSA and/or CSS PROFILE). So those are going to be offered to you. \nThe merit-based scholarships might be also offered to you when you apply to college. Those scholarships are based in your GPA, SAT/ACT scores and/or extracurriculars. \n\nThe rest of the scholarships, you have to apply to them and most of the time write essays and/or get an interview.
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Many schools will give you a full ride if you become a National Merit Scholar. For instance, Arizona State University, U of Oklahoma, and U of Alaska at Fairbanks all offer full ride scholarships for National Merit Scholars. To become a National Merit Scholar, you need a high score on the PSAT.
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Most colleges and universities have a Scholarship Office or resource type center.  IUPUI has a Scholarship Office. Have you contacted that office to see if they can be of any assistance to you?  317-274-5516.  And, check out their website below.\n\nAlso, if you are still in high school, ask your guidance counselor.  they may have some advice for you.\n\nAnd, many local organization offer scholarships.  You may just have to contact the separately. These organizations could be church groups, a Rotary or Lions club, YMCA, other local non-profit groups...
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i would imagine most schools would be able to provide you with some sort of test along these lines... have you tried asking your local high school?
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Well if you are in High School most of the colleges want your SAT scores.  Why not have some volunteer work or community services under your belt? Or why not be a part of the debate team at your school or some known academic club.
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The SATS is a test that has proven to be a good predictor of how well an individual will succed in college. While it dose not carry the tremendous weight with admissions offices that it once did it remains a crucial factor. If you are in high school now they will also consider class rank and extra curricular activities. If you are an adult life experience may count as well as an essay.
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fastweb is the best site. don't go for any sites that ask you to pay money in order to find scholarships.
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Go to fastweb.com good source for scholarships for anyone, based on the info you provide.
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There are several sources to locate scholarships. However, there are many students trying for some.  Pay attention to their website and customize the application essay based on yourself and the organization itself. Also have several people proofread your essay before submitting for both grammar, spelling and if you get your point across. All of these sources are free.\n\nFirst, the high school guidance office has a list of local scholarships for its current students.\n\nSecond, the college admissions website has a list of private scholarships from companies and organizations. Sometimes, at a college major's website with the school, it will have a list of scholarships available, too.\n\nThird, search Google.com and Yahoo.com for scholarships based on college major, ethnicity, race, and religion.\n\nFinally, I recommend joining several  free membership scholarship search websites. Most are updated on a regular basis. Most have a customized search based on what you put into the form.\n\nGood luck!
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http://www.scholarships.com/
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This website has a TON of scholarships, and some of them are pretty random.  Check it out...