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I plan to earn $2500 dollars in scholarships by the time I commit to a college. Here's how:
By SwagMcLag
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Complete FAFSA
As the Free Application for Federal Student Aid is an important part of paying for college, I plan to have this done early. -
Complete 13 applications by December 30
This seems like a manageable goal, as it means doing one application per weekend. -
Apply to any prospective colleges by New Years
Since all colleges have different deadlines, this is the best way to ensure that I won't miss out on any of them. -
Complete 30 applications by May 1
If I continue with my one application per week routine, I'll have thirty in by the beginning of May. -
Decide on a college by May 1
By this time, I'll have made a final decision on which college I'll go to, and I'll hopefully have enough scholarships to have it paid for.