Full Tuition Scholarships

Mizo
Tue, 12 Feb 2008 21:56:28 +0000

I suggest you get a copy of the book ‘What to Do When for College’ 2008-2009 edition by Fiske, cost about $10-$15. It takes you from Jan 2008 to September 2009 when you will enter college. It has a listing of schools which offer merit scholarships in the index with the deadlines. [The Fiske Guides > Home Page](http://www.fiskeguide.com/)

Also see:

[FinAid | Answering Your Questions | No Loans for Low Income Students](http://www.finaid.org/questions/noloansforlowincome.phtml)

Other colleges:

Washington U in St. Louis - Ervin Scholars Program
Kenyon College - Multicultural/Diversity Scholarhsips
Mt. Holyoke College - Leadership Scholarship
Miami University of OH - Harrison Scholarship
University of Cincinnati - Cincinnatus Scholarship; Darwin T. Turner Scholarship

Good grades in a rigorous curriculum is your best asset along with your leadership positions. Remember to apply for local scholarships which are portable to any college, you can get a few thousand to cover books and travel expenses.

Check Rice University and Wellesley College websites for recent updates

I like Agnes Scott College which is in the Atlanta area, very nice merit aid packages.

I commend you for beginning the process as a junior.