Going Merry loves celebrating our scholarship winners! We’re thrilled to share the story of Ananda Garris, an inspiring student who was awarded the $1,000 Graduate School Support Scholarship, provided by Going Merry.
If you’ve taken the ACT, your score could be your ticket to thousands of dollars in free money for college. Many scholarships require an ACT score as part of their eligibility criteria. Some require that you have a specific minimum required score, while others simply require you to submit your score report. Whether you scored a 21 or a perfect 36, there are plenty of scholarships out there waiting for you to apply!
There’s no better time to explore scholarships for undergraduate students than the present! Whether you’re a Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM), Nursing, Education, Art, Law, or Business major, there’s a scholarship on this list with your name on it. Take a look at these scholarships for college students, apply to as many as you can, and take one step closer to graduating with less debt.
We’re celebrating the incredible planet we call home—and the students dedicated to understanding, protecting, and exploring it. 🌍 Whether you’re passionate about saving endangered species, studying the stars, developing sustainable technology, or decoding the science of our planet, your curiosity and commitment matter more than ever. If you’re dreaming of a future where your work helps protect our world—or explore others—this scholarship list is for you.
Navigating college costs can feel overwhelming, but your school’s financial aid office is there to help. Whether you’re trying to understand your Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA®) application, appeal a financial aid decision, or find scholarships for college, knowing how to effectively communicate with the financial aid office can make a significant difference.
Getting your financial aid offer can feel like a huge weight off your shoulders—until you realize it doesn’t cover everything. Maybe tuition, housing, or other expenses are adding up to more than what you’ve been awarded. If you’re facing a gap between what college costs and what you can afford, don’t panic: there are ways to make up the difference without derailing your education.
College can be an exciting experience, but living with a difficult roommate can quickly turn your dream dorm life into a stressful situation. Whether your roommate is messy, loud, inconsiderate, or just not your cup of tea, learning how to navigate conflicts and set boundaries is essential. Here’s how to manage a tough roommate situation while keeping your sanity intact.
Preparing for college can be as exciting as it is daunting. The good news is, you don’t have to navigate this journey alone. In this article, we’ll guide you through creating a target college list that’s both cost-conscious and realistic.
Thinking about attending college in New York? Whether you’re a high school student preparing to apply or a current college student looking for financial aid options, New York State offers several grants and scholarships to help make higher education more affordable for New York State residents.
If you’re looking for national scholarships for high school seniors, you’ve come to the right place! It’s always a good idea to set aside time to prepare for your future. Whether you’re just starting your search or are looking for new opportunities, check out these scholarships.
If you’re a high school junior or senior – or a parent of one – chances are you’ve heard of College Financial Aid Night. But what exactly happens at Financial Aid Night? Is it worth your time? Let’s break it down and help you understand why this event could be a game-changer in your college planning journey.
Scholarships for students with a deceased parent provide vital support for those navigating the profound challenges of losing a parent. Grieving while trying to focus on academics can be a tough balance. Thankfully, scholarships for students with a deceased parent exist to help.
Finding ways to pay for college can be a challenge. Fortunately, Going Merry is here to help you find and apply for scholarships! If you were adopted, check out these scholarships for students who are adopted.
Starting college is exciting, but let’s be honest – figuring out how to pay for it can be overwhelming. If you’ve discovered that you’re not eligible to file the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA®), you might feel like your options are limited. But don’t worry! Even if the FAFSA® isn’t an option for you, there are still plenty of ways to finance your education. Let’s break it all down.
Are you an undergraduate, graduate, or doctoral student looking for scholarships? Rest assured that there are scholarships available for students already in college! Going Merry lists scholarships for high school, community college, undergraduate, graduate, and doctoral students.
When it comes to paying for college, many families feel the financial strain. It’s no wonder that most students need financial aid to make their college dreams a reality. The good news? Some of the nation’s top colleges are committed to making education affordable for all students.
Tragically, millions of families are impacted by cancer every year. Numerous organizations recognize the hardships those affected by cancer experience. Check out these scholarships for students impacted by cancer.
You’ve probably come across two of the most common tests: the ACT (American College Testing) and the SAT (Scholastic Aptitude Test). You may be wondering which test to take—or if you need to take one at all! Let’s break down what each test entails, how they differ, and how you can decide which one is the right fit for you.
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