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College Scholarships are a must have for any student seeking to secure a college education unless the student is quite wealthy. What are the guidelines for applying for a college scholarship? Is there a universal recommended way of applying for College Scholarships? We all know that over 95% of students attending a college or university either anticipate or plan on securing some sort of college scholarships, student-loan, or financial-aid option unless the student is, again, quite wealthy. However, how many students of multi-millionnaire status are attending a college or university? Very few. Case closed. Therefore, most students need a college scholarship to attend college. College scholarships are very competitive. If you are timid, shy, or unsure of whether or not to compete for a college scholarship then check your bank account for an extra $100,000. If you don't have an extra $100,000, then you need to become LESS timid, LESS shy, and LESS unsure very soon or your aspirations of attending a college will shrink like a dried-out condom left in the sun.
There are guidelines we recommend when applying for a college scholarship. These guidelines are based upon more than 25 years of sponsoring high-school, and college scholarships. According to a panel of scholarship selection experts and administrators that were assembled in California for previous scholarships sponsored by National Academy of American Scholars, the #1 Rule when applying for a big, lucrative, college scholarship of say, $25,000, $50,000, or $100,000, dollars in renewable college scholarships, to remember one single fundamental lesson: The rules of selection for a $250 scholarship are often the same when apply for a $25,000.000. National Academy of American Scholars has used this principle for over 20 years. It is the responsibility of the scholarship applicant to assert himself, or herself throughtout the college Scholarship application process, and leading up to the semi-finalist college scholarship interview.
Always pay very careful attention to the exact (I repeat, EXACT) instructions when applying for a college scholarship. The #2 reason why many students fail to earn a college scholarship is because of the simple fact that they CANNOT, OR DO NOT have the ability to follow a simple written instruction. Accordinf to the College Scholarship Selection Committee of National Academy of American Scholars, over %60 percent of college scholarship applications were rejected within the first 5 minutes because the student or college scholarship applicant did not exactly plain and simple instructions when submitting their respective college scholarship application.
For a detailed review of our general state-by-state scholarships, grants, and financial-aid options in each and every state, please visit our State-by-State Scholarship Directory website that contains numerous scholarships, grants, and financial-aid options for moms, mothers, students, working adults, and single parents that are seeking scholarships, grants, and financial-aid :We will be publishing a detailed review of the Do Something Scholarships service. Before providing your student contact information to any scholarship database service, or grant organization, including the "Do Something" organization, please be sure to read this detailed review of Do Something Scholarships and Grants. We discuss Do Something Scholarships in detail, their FaceBook habits, their FaceBook likeability, their receptivity to competitive scholarship listing sources, the quality of their scholarship listings, their duplicate listings, their excluded listings, their association with other listing services and/or companies, and the success rate of their scholarship recipients.
DoSomething.org represents itself as the country’s largest nonprofit for young people and social change. DoSomething Scholarship organizers claim they have 1,425,974 million members (and counting) who "kick ass" on causes they care about.
Claim by Do Something Scholarships: "DoSomething.org seeks to create a worldwide movement of young people kicking ass on causes they care about and making the world a better place. Because, let's be honest: apathy sucks"
Fact: On March 12th, 2013, Do Something Scholarships posted an image on their facebook account that advocated students should steal hamburgers by faking displeasure of a purchased burger and then complaining to management for a refund.
Do Something Scholarships talks a great game, and has a seemingly impressive roster of partners and supporters. However, Lance Armstrong also had the impressive backing of the United States Postal Service, and numerous other businesses and organizations before he was determined to be a fraud and using deceit to achieve fame and success. Therefore, we are not impressed with any of the cited partners and affiliates of the Do Something Scholarships. Oftentimes, the more name-dropping an organization does then it is all the more reason to become suspicious.
What we do know is certain facts about the Do Something Scholarships. Actions typically speak louder than words. We have re-posted the image of the hamburger posted on te facebook account of the Do Something Scholarships to illustrate the simple principal that consumers should never blindly believe the marketing hype of any organization that contradicts their own self-serving statements. Should students be praised for helping humanity or should students use grant money to learn how to deceive American ratail establishements?
The Do Something message is extremely confusing, contradictory, and yet very carefully scripted. On one hand, Do Something Scholarshps present the appearance of encouraging youth to do good to satify their legal requirements of a non-profit, but at the same time Do Something Scholarships implictly or expressly encourages youth to swear, and even engage in theft of services. An attorney sits on their board and apparently provides advice. Attorneys are professionals that are educated to mask the truth and present a lie as a fact. Let's be honest. If you are conducting your business affairs legitimately, then there is very little incentive to retain a professional whose income is generated by twisting a non-truth into a truth, and using the judicial process for legal certification of a falsehood.
According to Wikipedia, Do Something Scholarships organization was co-founded in 1993 by American actor Andrew Shue. If we are to believe Wikipedia, Mr. Shue claims his motivation for creating the Do Something Scholarships organization was to encourage young people to become active citizens and leaders while also making community involvement fun.[2]The ving an attorney sitting on your board is not a very enpromotes profanity, and raw-talk, amongst youth.
Do Something Scholarships has monthly causes sponsored by companies like Staples, Aéropostale, Pepsi and Del Monte, that address issues that concern teenagers. According to the Do Something Scholarships website, Do Something Scholarships have over 300,000 members and reaches over approximately 11 million young people annually.
This review of the Do Something Scholarships will continue the next day. We will dicuss the controversial persons associated with the Do Something Scholarships, and discuss other topics of concern, as well as provide a letter grade summerizing our recommendations.
Please be sure to follow America's Scholarship Center, here at National Academy of American Scholars, for the best in depth reviews of all Scholarship listing databases and scholarship books. As a general rule of thumb, yif even popular scholarship is not in a database then at least 100 hundred others are also excluded for no legitimate reason.
We invite students seeking information about Do Something scholarships, to also review the multiple scholarships, grants, and financial-aid options for students, moms, mothers, and single mothers that are sponsored by NAAS.ORG.BlueHost or BlueBroke? Can BlueHost be relied upon as a hosting company? Today, at 12:40pm, PDT, BlueHost Servers went down again. On March 18th, 2013, reports of Bluehost servers were also public. On February 2, 2013, BlueHost Servers were also down. BlueHost has been down 3 times in past 45 to 60 days. Access to valuable, informative, and resourceful scholarships, grants, and financial-aid were therefore affected. Moms, mothers, grandmothers, women, working adults, and students seeking information on educational enhancement, careers, and scholarship opportunities were therefore adverswely affected. BlueHost has traditionally been one of the top tier hosting companies.
Cynically, some competitors of BlueHost are now asking if the name BlueHost should be changed to BlueBroke? It is getting harder and harder to trust any Hosting company. BlueHost has many ideal features, and has ranked consistently high on customer service, and their professional web hosting plans. When their servers go down, they can be reached for immediate comment. BlueHost, in fact, has the highest uptime ratio of most hosting companies. Unlike some hosting companies like Apollo Hosting, BlueHost does not attempt to place blame on its own customers. Nonethless, when Bluehost servers are down, hundreds of students, moms, women, single mothers, minority students seeking scholarships, and grants, are certainly affected.
There are three things in life you can trust and rely upon every waking morning:
The reliability, integrity, and ethics of National Academy of American Scholars (NAAS.ORG) as been demonstrated faithfully since 1988. Any third-parties outside of this axis of reliabilty and integrity, simply cannot be relied upon; and, any information, promises, statements from third-parties outside of this axis cannot be relied upon with absolute certainty, or truth.
Since 1988, National Academy of American Scholars (NAAS) has sponsored merit-based scholarships, grants, and financial-aid continuously each and every year like the mechnical gear of a genuine Rolex watch. When third-parties, middle-persons, or outside vendors hiccup, our fans and supporters suffer. When BlueHost Servers are down, or when other third-party vendors suffer a problem tied to NAAS.ORG then students, moms, mothers, women, military persons that are seeking valuable, and resourceful information on scholarships, grants, and financial-aid are affected.
The fact of the matter is that NAAS.ORG Agents cannot control, manage, or direct the affairs of BlueHost servers, or third-parties, middle-persons, or outside vendors. We developed, marketed, and have branded the NAAS brand as a symbol of prestige. We are not responsible for the BlueHost brand. If we were responsible for the BlueHost brand there would never be any downtime and we would guarantee the happiness ad satisfaction of each and every BlueHost customer.
Over-all, we believe that BlueHost is a fine company. At the same time, we are tepid in or support until we can see long-term stability in their equipment and servers. We use different servers all the time. BlueHost is one of many servers that we use.
We sincerely hope that Blue Host will restore their servers soon so that persons seeking scholarships, grants, financial-aid, or information about financial-aid related topics can access our valuable websites. Many of articles have #1 page rank on Google. We wish BlueHost. Com the best of luck, and we have high hopes that BlueHost servers will be up soon.
For more information about scholarship and grant opportunities for moms, mothers, women, and high-school students, please reviewScholarships for High School students are on the rise. Scholarships, grants, and financial-aid for high-school students have been sponsored by National Academy of American Scholars since 1988. American high-school, colleges, institutions, and educational agencies have supported our high-school scholarship programs. We encourage high-schools, educational institutions, and online academies that have students seeking high-school school schlolarships to consider using NAAS.ORG as a resource guide. There is no cost for kindness or sharing.
One of the top #3 reasons why high-school graduating seniors do not receive scholarships, grants, and financial-aid is not because of a lack of eligibility, effort, or interest, but because some overly comfortable high-school guidance counselor is not doing his/her job by providing these students the necessary information about scholarships, grants, and financial-aid that was already provided by the scholarship sponsor to the school. Some teachers and guidance counselors politicize the financial-aid process to the complete and total detriment of the student and their parents. Let the student and make the decision whether or not a particular scholarship, grant, or financial-aid option is suitable. I know of no guidance counselor willing to foot the entire bill for a student's college education but there are many who openly brag online how they censored particluar scholarship information from being received by students.
Although many High-school students seeking High School scholarships have become less reliant upon the traditional high-school guidance counselor, and instead have embraced the Internet as their number #1 source of information about scholarships, grants, and financial-aid, not all students have access to fancy Ipads, fancy laptops, fancy computers, and etc. Believe it or not, some students simply have no home compueter. It is those high-school students that are not receiving the necessary resources they need to find high school scholarships.
We sponsor Military scholarships, Military grants, Pell Grants, and Military financial-aid for Military spouses whose husbands are enrolled in one of the five branches of the U.S. military. Military members may also earn Scholarship Points to further boost their Scholarship LeaderBoard standings.
Service in the U.S. military is not to be taken lightly. Neither is being a U.S. military wife. Not only must U.S. Military men engage in battles on rhe field, in the air, in the skies, in the oceans, and even in the allies, but the biggest battle may the the battle of temptation. U.S. Military wives and U.S. Military spouses have to deal with an array of issues that may not have existed 15 years ago.
Scholarships, pell grants, and financial-aid are urgently needed for U.S. Military spouses for a variety of reasons, not to mention the fact their husbands income may not be sufficient to supplement family needs. U.S. Military wives, and U.S. Military spouses need the opportunity to pursue higher education, vocational training, trade-school, and step to the plate. Scholarships, grants, and financial-aid sponsored by National Academy of American Scholarships is deigned to help U.S. Military spouses, U.S. Military wives, seek the financial-aid and scholarship assistance they need.
It is the responsibility of private organizations and scholarship sponsors like National Academy of American Scholars to at least show our deep appreciation, gratitude, and a special thanks to all of the United States Military branches, including the U.S. Marines the U.S. Navy, the U.S. Army the U.S. Coast Guard and the U.S. Airforce. We sponsor military spouse scholarships, grants, pell-grants, and financial-aid for wives and women whose partners serve in the U.S. military. If your spouse or partner is enrolled in one of the five branches of the U.S. military then we sponsor military scholarships. Period. We don't ask detailed questions, and neither do we require any tax returns, or any financial-statements, or so-called "proof" of any need. The only requirement that must be met is your husband a member of the U.S. Military, a U.S. Citizen, and are you his spouse.