Are there any scholarships for non so bright students?

Paying for College
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<p>Hi, i was wondering if there are scholarships for not so bright students, like my self xD (i is dumb). </p>

<p>I have a profuse amount of extra-curricular activities but my test scores are not that high.</p>

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<p>There are scholarships for all sorts of things, but whether or not there is one that is for you is an entirely different question. You should talk with your guidance counselor to find out what you might qualify for.</p>

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<p>are you a senior? look for local scholarships through your school and state. ex - some local scholarships are particular for nursing; others for someone who overcame adversity; others for someone in a particular credit union. many are very accessble to all seniors. there are many national scholarships that have their primary selection criterea as community service (although academics are a component of some - not all). check this thread for a list of community service scholarships - the major ones have their own link off the top of this thread. lowes, best buy, walmart, axa, prudential etc. best to have community service that is long standing - many years at same thing OR something significant (as opposed to just being a member in a club).</p>

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<p>There is a scholarship for being tall and a full ride scholarship to Loyola University if your name is Zolp: wacky-scholarships . Put com and www before it.
Google strange scholarships.</p>

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<p>Why are you feeding the ■■■■■? Look at the OP’s post count.</p>

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<p>Well, I once received a scholarship entitled something like “The Bessie Bestwood scholarship for strengthening women scholars” – it was available to sophomores at my college and I do believe the requirements were 1) be a rising sophomore 2) be female 3) apply and 4) have a pulse. </p>

<p>It paid for books. I was happy.</p>

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<p>There are a lot of scholarships that focus more on extracurriculars than grades or SAT scores. A couple that come to mind are the [Discus</a> Awards](<a href=“http://www.discusawards.com/scholarship-info]Discus”>http://www.discusawards.com/scholarship-info) and [GPA</a> Isn’t Everything](<a href=“Appily”>Appily).</p>

<p>A good way to find some of these scholarships (other than Google) is through your extracurricular activities. For example, if you play a high school sport, often teams have a scholarship they offer one of their players. With most scholarships that don’t focus on grades, you’ll likely have to write an essay or submit multimedia.</p>