O Small scholarships aren't worth it.
O Too many people apply.
O My grades aren't good enough.
O I'm not involved in enough/any activities.
O They can only be used in Kentucky.
O My parents make too much money for me to get scholarships.
O Scholarships are only for high school seniors.
O I have to write a new essay for every scholarship application.
Affording Higher Education lists more than 5,000 financial aid programs available to Kentucky students at Kentucky colleges and universities. You can find a copy at your school, public library or online at kheaa.com.
O Check out your KEES award at kheaa.com.
O Check out the scholarships in your local area in Affording Higher Education in your counseling office, library or online at kheaa.com.
O Check out scholarships at the colleges you are considering!
O Check out over 8,000 scholarships nationwide using the Scholarship Search at kheaa.com.
O Check out other reliable scholarship search websites or apps like the ones listed on this page.
O Be prepared to write an essay.
O Create a scholarship resume.
O Check with your parents' employer or your own.
O Ask the college or university about legacy or alumni scholarships.
CollegeGreenLight.com
FastWeb.com
KHEAA.com
MyScholly.com (requires subscription)
Raise.me
ScholarshipOwl.com
Scholarships.com
Scholarships360.org
TheDream.us
Funding Your Future