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“If you don’t go after what you want, you’ll never have it. If you don’t ask, the answer is always no. If you don’t step forward, you’re always in the same place.”

– Nora Roberts

Graduating with little to no debt is possible!

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  • The thought of paying for college starts soon after a child is born and becomes more stressful over time.
  • College is a significant investment, but there are ways to reduce costs.
  • Start searching for scholarships early.
  • There are many scholarships available-apply for as many as possible.
  • Every bit of financial help reduces costs.
  • Earning a degree is valuable and can lead to future success.
  •  USA Scholarship Guide helps students find:
      • Scholarships
      • Internships
      • Student deals
  • College is expensive, with U.S. student loan debt exceeding $1.3 trillion.
  • The average U.S. graduate has more than $37,000 in personal debt.
  • Paying off student loans with interest can take a decade or more.
  • The ideal goal is to graduate with little to no debt—it’s challenging but possible with creativity.

PAST WINNERS

 

Lance Alexander Davis

“…I have one semester left to graduate in December of 2024 from the University of North Carolina at Wilmington. I already have received my Associates Degree and now to hopefully receive my Bachelor’s degree in Fine Arts…”

Deanne DeBerry

“…I believe in our youth & we need to show them positive reinforcement now more than ever. I need to get this scholarship so I can teach in classrooms again & finish my studies to the best of my abilities so I can teach others to reach for the stars & help them become whatever they wish to be in this life…”

Earnest Ray Sandoval

“…I’ve been surveying since 1995 until I was injured in 2022. Finally I had two surgeries on my back and I believe I will be able to return someday, or at least run a surveying business to succeed my financial goals. Leaving a legacy for my family and extended family…”

RESOURCES & Tips

 

Fast-Track Degree Options for Adults: Are They Worth It?

Going back to school as an adult can feel like juggling flaming swords—between work, family, and life, who has time for a traditional four-year degree? That’s where fast-track degree programs come in. Designed with adult learners in mind, these options promise to...

Scholarship Scams: How to Spot and Avoid Them

When you’re applying for scholarships, the last thing you want is to fall into a trap that steals your time, money, or personal information. Unfortunately, scammers know students are eager for financial help and target them with fake opportunities that sound too good...

How to Win Small Scholarships (And Why They Add Up)

When most people think of scholarships, they picture those big, full-ride awards that cover all four years of college. But here’s the truth: small scholarships — those $250 to $2,000 awards — can be just as valuable. In fact, stacking several smaller scholarships can...

Financial Aid Options for DACA and Undocumented Students

Paying for college is tough enough — and it can be even harder if you’re undocumented or a DACA recipient. Federal financial aid is off the table, but that doesn’t mean you’re out of options. From private scholarships to in-state tuition programs and university...

Scholarships for First-Generation College Students: Where to Look

Being the first in your family to attend college is a major achievement — and a major challenge. From navigating applications to figuring out how to pay for it all, the process can feel overwhelming. The good news? There are scholarships out there designed...

How to Build a Resume While You’re Still in School

Think you need a full-time job to start a resume? Think again. Even if you're still in school, you can build a strong, professional-looking resume that highlights your skills, achievements, and potential. The key is knowing how to spin your everyday experiences into...

Essential Apps Every College Student Should Download

College is a juggling act—classes, homework, social life, maybe even a part-time job. Luckily, there’s an app for pretty much everything. Whether you're trying to stay on top of deadlines, manage your money, or cram for midterms, having the right tools on your phone...

How to Save Money on College Textbooks (Legally)

College is already expensive enough—tuition, housing, meal plans, and yes, those infamous textbooks. The average college student spends over $1,200 a year on books and supplies, but it doesn’t have to be that way. With a few smart (and totally legal) strategies, you...

Is Community College a Smart Choice for Adult Learners?

Rethinking the College Path For adult learners going back to school, community college often flies under the radar. But with flexible schedules, lower costs, and programs designed to fast-track careers, it might just be one of the smartest moves you can make. Whether...

Financial Aid Tips for Adults Going Back to School

Why Financial Aid Looks Different for Adult Learners If you're an adult thinking about returning to school, you’re not alone—and you're definitely not out of options. Financial aid isn’t just for recent high school grads. There are grants, loans, scholarships, and...
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