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Dear Student,
In the 21st century, a college degree is almost essential to
achieving financial independence.
But college remains a hideously expensive, unattainable dream
for many Native Americans.
Doesnt it?
Contrary to conventional wisdom, however, college can be affordable
if you know the secrets to earning the financial assistance
you need.
And those secrets are outlined in our FREE guide, 101 Tips
for Landing Native American Scholarships and Grants for College.
Download
it now, and chart your path forward to college and beyond.
Its hard to believe. But if you or someone you
love sincerely wants to get that college degree, read on
to find out what you must know to make that dream come true.
First, forget the common myths about Native American
scholarships
The deluge of information that comes from the Internet, colleges
themselves and even other students makes it far too easy to become
diverted from what a student must do to earn these Native American
scholarships.
To cut through all that, this guide is written by Dr. Dean Chavers,
co-founder of Catching the Dream, a national scholarship program
for Native American college applicants. There is nothing Dr. Chavers
doesnt know about Native American scholarships, from the common
misconceptions that surround them, to rules and best practices every
student should know when applying for grants, financial aid and
scholarships, to the grammar mistakes many students make in filling
out those critical scholarship applications.
And its all here in one helpful guide
absolutely FREE.
So what are some of the myths? Perhaps the most dangerous is
this: A Native student does not need scholarships, because financial
aid will suffice. Wrong, says Dr. Chavers: As he notes, The
typical Indian student on financial aid will get a degree only 18
percent of the time.
Whats more, Native scholarships represent less than one-tenth
of one percent of all scholarships. So unless you want to limit
yourself to just a few Indian grants, you must read this guide to
learn the truth about scholarships for Native Americans.
Your College Dream -- Affordable.
Find out how in this special free report on scholarships for
Native Americans, 101 Tips for Landing Native American Scholarships
and Grants for College.
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In fact, this FREE guide is designed so you can
- Discover the truth about earning
a college degree, despite misconceptions you may have
- Learn what goes into a powerful,
award-winning scholarship essay
- Find the scholarships you need
to make your college dream a reality
- Understand what scholarship
committees are looking for in a candidate
- Improve your writing skills
and deliver an essay that gets scholarship dollars flowing
- Achieve your college dream, earn that
important degree and launch a career you can be proud of
Of course, before you can earn the scholarships that make college
affordable, you must know the what, how, when, why and where of
applying for them all of which are described in this guide.
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it now!
Native American scholarships more than
just Indian grants
One of those alarming myths thats debunked in this guide
is that Indians should only apply for Indian scholarships and grants!
The truth is, those scholarships are drastically over-subscribed.
Earning one of those is like winning the lottery yet there
are hundreds of other scholarships that Native students can apply
for but you have to know where to look.
Think outside the box and check out our ideas for many other scholarships
and grants available to Native Americans. (Another myth that this
guide cheerfully busts is that scholarships are hard to find). Because
other students dont know where to look, you will have an advantage
over students who havent read this guide.
For example, many opportunities for scholarships are available
at places such as Fastweb, Scholarships.com, and Sallie Mae Scholarships.
It also explains that if youre not finding plenty of scholarships
to apply for, it could be because of a small error in your search,
or because you havent checked off careers that are related
to the ones youre considering. These and other common mistakes
in the scholarship hunt are clearly explained in the guide, so you
can be sure youre doing everything right after you read it.
Your College Dream -- Affordable.
Find out how in this special free report on scholarships for
Native Americans, 101 Tips for Landing Native American Scholarships
and Grants for College.
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I want my free report!
Of course the guide also explains your options for scholarships
that are exclusively for Native students, such as Catching the Dream,
the American Indian College Fund and more. Interested in the STEM
fields? Check out The American Indian Science and Engineering Society.
Are you willing to give a two-year commitment to an Indian health
program? Youre a candidate for an Indian Health Service scholarship.
In short, this guide is the gateway to hundreds of scholarships
for which you are eligible, both inside and outside the Native community.
Dont miss a single opportunity
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this FREE guide right now!
Follow these dos and donts for getting
Native American scholarships
Whats the #1 DO Rule for getting scholarships?
Is it having your English teacher help you with your application
essay?
Is it taking the SAT or ACT in your junior year?
Is it sweating your way to a top grade point average?
Its none of the above.
The #1 Rule is
. read.
Without even downloading the guide, youve just learned
the very best thing you can do for yourself in earning scholarships
and, of course, in getting accepted to the college of your choice.
Why? Ill let you find out more in the guide, because there
are details that apply to both writing your essays and to taking
the standardized tests, among other things. Reading prolifically
will also help you with many of the other dos and donts
in the guide, such as following instructions and avoiding common
grammar mistakes (more on that later).
Here are just a few rules to follow for earning scholarships
taken from the guide:
- DO read at least two books a
week all the way from middle school to high school.
- DO take the ACT or SAT starting
in the fall of your sophomore year.
- DO your own work instead of
depending on your parents to do it for you.
- DONT count on just a high GPA;
DO take the standardized tests and get a good score.
- DONT send in essays that
are less than A-work.
Your College Dream -- Affordable.
Find out how in this special free report on scholarships for
Native Americans, 101 Tips for Landing Native American Scholarships
and Grants for College.
YES,
I want my free report!
There are many more such tips in the guide, including real-life
examples of the consequences of breaking the rules. And of course,
a critical element in any scholarship application is proper grammar,
which is why the guide features a list of common mistakes that will
doom any flawed submission to the nearest wastebasket.
These 33 grammar lessons can save your submission! At Catching
the Dream, experts review student essays and have compiled this
list carefully from experience. Some of these may be familiar to
any student; others apply specifically to Native students.
For instance, did you know you if you mention your mother
in an essay destined for Indian scholarships, you should include
her name, tribe, occupation and location? Many other grammar lessons
in the guide are somewhat surprising. Perhaps youre unaware
of the difference between ensure and insure
or disburse
and disperse.
Whether youre fairly comfortable with written expression,
or are only now taking it up for purposes of winning college scholarships,
reading the guide gives you an exponentially better chance at scoring
big.
And by the way, in case youre wondering why you should
trust this guide, rest assured that it comes from experts on the
subject of Native American scholarships. In fact, there are few
resources with more respect and a deeper understanding of Native
cultures than Indian Country Media.
We offer in-depth, culturally sensitive coverage of Native Peoples
and their many cultures, accomplishments and history, as well as
Native education issues. Indian Country Media is an internationally
recognized news service owned by the Oneida Indian Nation of New
York, but its award-winning journalists cover all peoples.
So
we urge you to download 101 Tips for Landing Native American Scholarships
and Grants for College right now, while its fresh in your
mind, and ensure that your scholarship submissions and qualifications
are the best they can be! Otherwise, youre just gambling with
your future.
Best regards,
The Editors
Indian Country Media Network
PS: Remember, this guide to scoring the scholarships you need
to make your college dream come true is absolutely FREE. Download
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PPS: Reading the guide will only take 10 or 15 minutes, but
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