scholarship if I change my major?
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depends on the scholarship.  If the scholarship is for nursing students and you decide to take up accounting, chances are they will cancel your scholarship.
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Go to the college you want to enter. The admissions office will have lists of scholarships you can apply for. Most colleges have many scholarships available only at that college, and so aren't advertised anywhere else. Good luck!
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Check www.fastweb.com\nAll you have to do is put in some information about yourself, and it will automatically match you up with thousands of scholarships you may qualify for.
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Try this link . you may find scholarship at USA school if you deserve it. I am sure you do
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You'll have to check with your college adviser. The problem with changing classes will be to find a class that still has openings and will fit into your schedule. Usually, it's not a problem to change classes unless something is a required course.
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Fastweb.org\n\nYou can set up email alerts for new scholarships that meet your interests, goals, etc.
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What you can do is go to USCs counseling center, they should have some scholarships for you. If you want to put some time into it then go on the internet and go to fastweb.com, they will ask you questions about your majores and what not, no personal info. Then they will give you scholarships that they feel is right for you. Also they will show you some internships that you might be interested in.
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There are a lot of choices for you. visit some unbiased site like www.admissionglobal.com and select a suitable university offering degree with scholarship.
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Yes, there are scholarships available from Harvard, because our son turned one down. I believe in his case it was offered to him, because he had a 4.0 grade average throughout his highschool years.
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the person, government, or company giving the scholarship will most likely have to make a direct payment to the school you will be attending, and you will have to prove that you will be attending that school.   chances are the only way you will ever see a penny of it is if you get a meal plan and eat the money while you go to class...    \nif you were to get payment from someone, government, or company it would be a grant not a scholarship.
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Go for a college that specializes in the major you want to take up.
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There are many different types of scholarships. You might be offered one for financial need (those are generally given by federal funds or private college funds). Those are going to be offered to you once you feel the college forms (FAFSA and/or CSS PROFILE). So those are going to be offered to you. \nThe merit-based scholarships might be also offered to you when you apply to college. Those scholarships are based in your GPA, SAT/ACT scores and/or extracurriculars. \n\nThe rest of the scholarships, you have to apply to them and most of the time write essays and/or get an interview.
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This sounds fake but http://www.scholarships.com/  I use it.  You type in info about yourself and it brings up scholarships that you can apply for!  Hope this helps!
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When I was nineteen, I dropped out of college temporarily. Waiting tables and selling menswear for a semester was plenty for me to decide to be more interested in my studies. \n\nI am guessing that you do not live in the US, that in fact you live in a place where dropping out of school for a while and changing your major are not common. It may even be the case that you did not choose your course of study. That would change the advice anyone would be able to give you.
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change ur school 22222
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you dont have to do that\nat ut at arlington they treat you like a transfer student when you change majors so credits that dont apply to the new major dont hurt you\nif you havnt take the more classes than the limit to transfer to ut you can take any of the new major requirements like calculus at a community college to save your gpa some pain bc those standardized tested classes are harder at ut\ni save my gpa some agony by doing that and wished i had done more but i have a good gpa so it doesnt matter\ntalk to an advisor to help you get the bad classes put aside
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my friend went there for his law degree. he has a 3.8 gpa and received a scholarship there. maybe 5 on the scale. scholarships would have to be 8.