the best scholarships you can get are to go to colage and do the hope scholarship
The best way to find scholarships for high school seniors is to look on websites made specifically for scholarships. A good website for that would be www.fastwebs.com.
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Your guidance counselor is usually the best person to talk to about scholarships. They can usually have information about general scholarships as well as scholarship offered by colleges you are interested in.
Check with the student advisor at your school. They often have all the available and legit school scholarships and can help you sign up and process your requests.
The best directory for college scholarships is FastWeb.com. There are thousands of scholarships posted on the site and it is constantly updated with new ones. This can be your best resource in finding the scholarship you need for school.
Contact your college/department/financial aid offices. Each should have info on scholarships. If you are still in high school and thinking ahead your counseling office can give you info on this too.
For nursing school scholarships there are some different schools. Some would be: www.nursingscholarships.org, www.scholarships.com/...scholarships/scholarships.../nursing-scholarships and also www.choosenursing.com/paying/noncalfinaid.html.
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In my opinion, The University of Michigan Law School. In the opinions of those who purport to know best, Yale Law School, hands down.
Yes, there are several sites which offer lists for scholarships for high school seniors . www.discusawards.com/list-of-scholarships or www.squidoo.com ... Scholarships High School Scholarships.
It'll Cost at least more than $100,000 to attend yale law school. But if you think that you're eligible to go to yale I think that the best thing to do is look up minority scholarships and summer scholarships for yale. That'll really help you get in there. If you go the mind, the concentration and the passion you'll make it to the top.
Sonia Sotomayor attended Princeton University and Yale Law School on full scholarships.