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Spend less time searching and more time applying. Get eligible matches for your degree and background, see the requirements, and apply on Scholarship.net.

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Keep your degree and field of study current as your plans change.

Focus on your current degree and enrollment.

Undergraduate, graduate, and returning students have different requirements to check. Use the guidance for your situation to decide which applications deserve your time.

Undergraduate

Check your year and major.

Read which college years and majors qualify. Check full-time or part-time enrollment rules, then compare the deadline and requested work before starting.

Graduate

Check the exact degree level.

Confirm whether the award includes your master’s or doctoral program. Look for discipline, institution, and research requirements in the full scholarship details.

Returning & adult students

Check how the provider defines eligibility.

Read age, prior-degree, and enrollment conditions carefully. Include relevant work or community experience when an application asks about your background.

Find matches for where you are now.

Add your current school level, degree, and field of study to your profile to see your matches.

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Meet your scholarship shortcut

Too many tabs.
One better way.

Close the search spiral. Open your next opportunity.

Before · On your own

Search. Check. Repeat.
Sound familiar?

  • Search across sites. Check each award for a fit.
  • Piece together deadlines, requirements, and credibility.
  • Jump between forms, files, and submission emails.

A lot of effort before the application even starts.

After · With Scholarship.net

Matched to you.
Ready when you are.

  • Get eligible scholarship matches from your profile.
  • See what’s required before you begin.
  • Complete responses, upload files, and submit here.

No extra requirements? Apply in one click.

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How it works

One profile.
A simpler way to apply.

Get eligible matches and complete your applications without hopping between websites.

  1. 01

    Create your free account

    Sign up with your name, email, and a password. Your account is where you’ll review matches and work on applications.

  2. 02

    Get eligible matches

    Complete four steps covering education, interests, eligibility, and contact details. Use your current information so we can match you with scholarships you qualify for.

  3. 03

    Apply right here

    No extra requirements? Apply in one click. Otherwise, answer the questions and upload the requested files on Scholarship.net, then submit here.

Less searching. More time to apply.

See your eligible matches, deadlines, and requirements together in your account.

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Check the rules
before you apply.

A match helps you discover an opportunity. These are the details to compare with your background before starting an application.

Explore scholarship basics
01

Degree & enrollment

Compare the award’s degree level, eligible institutions, and attendance requirements with your current enrollment.

02

Major & career plans

Check the exact subject or program named in the requirements, especially when your degree covers several disciplines.

03

GPA & academic records

Check the GPA threshold and which record is needed. Ask your school how to obtain a transcript if an application requires one.

04

Residency & other conditions

Read location, citizenship, age, and other eligibility rules before you begin an application.

Prepare for the applications you choose.

See each award’s requirements before you start. Write the requested responses, upload documents, and submit your application in the same place.

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  • Update your school year, degree, major, and expected graduation year.
  • Check enrollment and GPA requirements before drafting a response.
  • Review the deadline and required materials shown with your match.
  • Check word limits, file requirements, and every required answer before submitting.

Your questions,
answered.

Can I apply after I have started college?

Yes, when an award is open to currently enrolled students. Check the eligible school years, degree level, institution, and attendance requirements for that scholarship.

Can graduate students use Scholarship.net?

The profile includes a graduate student school level and graduate degree options. Available matches depend on the catalog and each provider’s eligibility rules.

What if I am returning to school?

Choose Adult/Non-traditional Student when it describes your situation. Add your current degree plans, then review age, prior-degree, and enrollment restrictions on each opportunity.

Should I update my profile each school year?

Update it whenever your school level, degree plans, field of study, or contact details change. You can edit your profile from your account so it reflects your current circumstances.

How should I decide what to apply for first?

First check that you meet the mandatory eligibility rules. Then compare the deadline, award details, and work requested. Start with an application you can complete carefully before it closes.

Are essays and documents required during signup?

Signup asks for your name, email, and a password. You then complete your profile in four steps. Individual scholarships may request essays, documents, or other information when you apply.

Start with your profile

Find scholarships for your next term.

Get eligible matches for your current degree and interests. Complete the requirements and submit without leaving Scholarship.net.

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Create an account, then complete your profile in four steps.