i think scholarships are pretty competitive. there are lots of scholarships that pretty much ask you to write an essay, and if you have time in between classes, go for it. also, you can put that you won specific scholarships on your resume, so you can impress future schools or future employers. it usually doesn't cost a lot of money to apply--just a stamp to mail it, but it does take a little time to think about it, draft it, and finalize it.

I think that scholarship is a good thing. However sometimes students' talents don't match their area-of-interest. I think that students should give up more easily than they do. In order to become schooled in a certain subject, one may want to: read books, attend classes, ask questions of knowledgeable friends and neighbors, enroll in a course of study. Also, accumulating personal experience could also be viewed as a form of "scholarship." Learning things has a different value, depending on the subject of study and the student. (Closed-circuit to DannO: I did read your post, but I decided to write this anyway.)

We should have high marks to get scholarship, for getting high marks we should study well. It is valuable for me because it makes easier student's life. They do not work, study well and get some amount of money which is necessary for them.

We should have high marks to get scholarship, for getting high marks we should study well. It is valuable for me because it makes easier student's life. They do not work, study well and get some amount of money which is necessary for them.