Are you interested in finding a sample scholarship recommendation letter or wondering how to figure out the best person to ask for a recommendation? As is often the case with college recommendations, it can be difficult to figure out who is best suited to write a similar letter for a scholarship. If this is a problem you have been having, keep reading to find a sample scholarship recommendation letter and some advice on who to ask for one.

We know high school students are extremely busy. Between homework, after-school activities, and everything that comes along with applying to college, you barely have a moment to breathe, let alone research and apply for scholarships. But it's worth it. The more free money you get for college now, the less you have to pay back in student loans later.

These tips will make writing all those letters of recommendation for students a lot easier.
Of course you want to help your students get into their preferred colleges and obtain scholarships, but what makes a letter of recommendation—and consequently your student—stand out in the crowd?

Don’t let your freshman year pass by without seeing a counselor. It may be a dreaded activity to you to schedule an appointment and sit down to discuss your future, but you’ll be glad you did.

If you're planning to apply for a college scholarship, your first thought might be, "I need a sample essay to win a scholarship." Sample essays are certainly useful tools to study during the application process, but it's important to keep in mind that scholarship committees are looking for new, original work from prospective applicants. While it is a good strategy to read through several sample essays from past winners, don't be tempted to closely mirror their words or ideas.

Writing a resume can be intimidating, especially for a college senior or recent graduate. What information should you include? What should you not include? What should you emphasize? What should you downplay? Although creating a resume for the first time can seem like a daunting task, following these tips for writing a sample resume for college senior or graduate will make completing this first step in finding a job less difficult.

A college education is expensive and early financial planning is not always enough. Scholarships can often be thought of as a reward for academic excellence, proficiency in one particular subject matter, future career choices or athletics. High school students with a journalism background or those who intend to study journalism in college have a variety of scholarship opportunities.

Taking the Language Arts Writing GED soon? These practice tests and printable sample GED sections help with prep to pass the high school equivalency exam.

When people hear that I work for Scholarship America, invariably the first question they ask is, "How can (I, my son/daughter/niece/nephew/grandchild/neighbor's kid) get a scholarship?"

As high school students begin to enter into their junior and senior year, they start to wonder…how hard is it to get into college?