Scholarship thank you letter help?
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Thank you for remembering to write the thank you note!  I'm impressed.\n\nBegin with Dear Members of ... or just Dear (Club Name)\n\nThe 1st paragraph should thank them for their gift, and be specific about the amount and when you received it.  Keep it short..just a couple of sentences.\n\nIn the next paragraph, tell them how the gift will help you, i.e., books, tuition, etc.\n\nUse the third paragraph to reiterate your appreciation of the gift.\n\nClose with a "sincerely" or "in appreciation."\n\nAgain, I'm glad you're writing the note.  Trust me, the club members will appreciate your message no matter how you write the words.
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Some other areas are to check locally with professional women's groups, community foundations and also check your library or university library.  There is a big blue book that lists scholarships, grants and fellowships that is put out every year.  Your librarian will know what I am talking about.    Also look for areas such as essay contest and such that provide money too.  There are typically two times,at the university level for undergraduate money to be given, when you enter as a freshman and also at your junior year (normally when you are in more of your major classes.  Talk with the Dean's office on scholarships to apply for that are only offered to students of that college.  Financial Aid should also have a list of these.  March 1st is usually the time next years applications are due.  I am speaking from personal experience since I have worked for three universities.
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Essay is not a problem It help scholarship awarding institute, determine yourself. For other scholarship options visit http://www.admissionglobal.com   or http://www.catzone.org
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You should contact UCAS, British council and other scholarship awarding agencies. for details visit http://www.catzone.org
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How to Write a Thank-You Note\n\n\n\nYou can fill even short thank-you notes with appreciation and meaning. And remember, 'better late than never' applies'the recipient will always enjoy your thanks.\n \n \nSteps:\n1.  Mention the gift, favor or party you attended.\n \n2.  Talk about the appropriateness of the gift or favor: 'Your baby-sitting for my children has truly been a lifesaver in these difficult times.' (You can describe a gift that didn't quite suit your taste as 'a conversation piece' or 'unique.')\n \n3.  Tie the appropriateness of the gift to the person who gave it to you: 'You've always understood my taste in clothes.'\n \n4.  Talk about how you plan to use the gift (or substitute this step for step 2): 'I have a picture of my parents that would look perfect in your frame.' If you received a gift of money, mention how you will spend it.\n \n5.  Add a small personal note to update the giver about your life: 'I have completely recovered from my cold and plan to hit the slopes again as soon as I can.'\n \n6.  Consider sending a token of appreciation along with your note if you're thanking someone for a good deed. Possibilities include flowers, chocolate or an invitation to lunch (your treat).
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you should receive an award letter in the mail saying that you will recieve the grant. but if you look on the fafsa website www.fafsa.ed.gov you should be able to find something that will answer your question that is if you are talking about your federal pell grant
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Keep telling him how proud you are and keep up the encouragement.  When his Junior year rolls around, apply to EVERY SINGLE scholarship offered.  There are websites you can go to that provide thousands of scholarships.....the more he applies to, the more likely he is to get some.  Also, make sure to call the colleges he is interested in his Junior year so they can send you information on their scholarship programs and any grant or federal aid programs they offer.  Good luck!!
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search the web\nfastweb.com & scholarship.com are 2 that I use!  fastweb is the best, they will send u an e-mail when they match something!
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Hi there ... here you go :)\n\nhttp://bhs.usd427.k12.ks.us/localscholarshipapp.htm\nhttp://www.college.ucla.edu/up/src/doc/tips.html
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Dear Ms./Mr. ___________,\nThank you for __________.  I appreciate _________.  You helped me _______.  I will always remember _________.  I hope _________.  I will always keep working to make you proud of me.  Thank you.\n\nSincerely,\n_________
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Add the thanks in the detail or email the person. I am sure they would like to know they were helpful. Something specific is especially meaningful.
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Write a 'thankyou' poem to show your appreciation or just give her a thankyou card if that's easier. And remember, a goodbye doesn't have to be forever, tell her you would like to keep in touch.  It's so important to show appreciation where it's deserved, sure ur teacher will be touched by your kind/sincere gesture.
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I work in the Financial Aid Office at Northwestern University. I've seen many of these such letters, and as far as I know there really is no set format. Just state your situation as clearly as you can, citing examples, and be clear about what you want. Also, be very grateful, because often an increased financial aid award means depleting University funds. Simply illustrate, as eloquently and concisely as possible, why you need more aid, and thank them profusely for their help.
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Personal note/thanks normally goes at the end of your program. You might also include your new address and contact info here as well. \n\nIf you need a place to print your programs, try http://announcements.com\nThey also have ceremony and reception items/gifts
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I would contact both the Graduate School office, for general information about attending there, and also the chair of whatever department you'd be taking classes from.  The chair can probably tell you more about what they expect from their graduate students, and about any scholarships or assistantships that are specific to that department.\n\nJust remember to be polite, use spell check and use a formal business letter style in your e-mails!\n\nHope that helps, and good luck!
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I don't have particular experience with that scholarship but I suggest you check out fastweb.com.  You can apply for scholarships AND they even give you tips on how to write a successful essasy for the scholarship.  \n\nHowever, my best advice is to make the judges feel like they're giving the scholarship who deserves it! I'm Hispanic and I see you're Asian.  Mention in the scholarship your culture, family, hard work, etc. Scholarship committees love that!
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Write lots of letters to the same person..and stick a few on the cover and a few in the letter for the other person to use....you'll be rewarded for your kindness...at least I will, just tell me when you're finished