[ SECRET POST #5965 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #5965 ⌋

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Re: How to get a full-ride scholarship?

[(Anonymous)]

At most universities, there's either specific scholarships or you can talk to the finance department and find out what their fee waiver thresholds are. Contact them before applying. Certain things (like living in the same state as the university, or being a veteran, or having a parent who is a veteran) can make financial aid more likely, but they can talk you through it. An actual "full ride" is very rare, but careful selection of multiple smaller scholarships and financial aid can end up with you having enough money to live on and a smaller debt at the end of it.