<p>When you apply for a scholarship, most people seem to say the same things as everyone else (ex. I am in ____ club, my GPA is 3.5+, I want to go to a good college, etc.). How do you make yourself sound either above the rest or different than the rest of the pack?</p>
<p>If you are truly different, you bring up the differences. The reason there is a “pack” is because most kids are in it. I don’t suggest fabricating things. You bring up your strong points and hope that what you have strikes the scholarship folks the right way. From what I have seen, it is the top performing “usual” that get many scholarships.</p>