According to the Federal Trade Commission, there are unscrupulous companies that guarantee or promise scholarships, grants or fantastic financial aid packages. Many use high pressure sales pitches at seminars where students are required to pay immediately or risk losing out on the "opportunity."
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The FTC cautions students to lookand listen for these tell-tale lines:
"The scholarship is guaranteed or your money back."
"You can't get this information anywhere else."
"I just need your credit card or bank account number to hold this scholarship."
"We'll do all the work."
"The scholarship will cost some money."
"You've been selected" by a "national foundation" to receive a scholarship - or
"You're a finalist" in a contest you never entered.
The Directory of Schools website is "Built on Trust" and doesn't guarantee that any student will be awarded a scholarship. Scholarship awards are granted based on the eligibility requirements established by each individual scholarship sponsor.
Directory of Schools partners with several large data bases that provide information on available scholarships on the internet. By using technology and superior search engines we can match scholarships with students. But it is the student's job to win the award
Other Official Financial Aid Resources Here are our best links to sites that offer Grants, Scholarships and Loans from the government and private companies you can research.
