This document discusses different types of scholarships available for students. It outlines scholarships based on need, academics, gender, creative abilities, and merit. Academic/merit scholarships are for students with high GPAs, extracurriculars, and well-rounded applications. Need-based scholarships consider financial need based on FAFSA. There are also scholarships specifically for women and creative fields like art, music, and dance that may involve auditions. Merit-based scholarships reward academic, artistic, or athletic abilities along with community service.

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4. Definition of Scholarship.
Types of Scholarship.
Scholarships For women.
Academic Scholarships.
Need base Scholarships.
Creative Scholarships.
Merit-based Scholarship.

5.  A scholarship is an award of financial aid for
a student to further their education.
Scholarships are awarded based upon various
criteria, which usually reflect the values and
purposes of the donor or founder of the
award. Scholarship money is not required to
be repaid.

6. • Need-based Scholarships
• Academic Scholarships.
• Scholarships for Women.
• Creative Scholarships.
• Merit-based Scholarship.

7.  As with the scholarships for minorities
above, there are also scholarships
specifically for women. Since colleges were
dominated by men for many years,
scholarships have been created for strong,
career-minded women that need assistance
paying for college expenses. If you are
female, it is strongly recommended you
pursue a scholarship for women. Moreover,
scholarships for women are typically
available in just about any field.

8.  Academic scholarships are also often
referred to as merit scholarships; though a
merit scholarship can mean anything that
has some level of contest to it. These are
for the students with the 4.0 GPAs, years as
part of several extracurricular activities and
the well-rounded applications. They
typically have the highest payouts and are
considered very prestigious as they are
often national awards.

9.  Some private need-based awards are
confusingly called scholarships, and
require the results of a FAFSA (the
family's EFC). However, scholarships
are often merit-based, while grants
tend to be need-based.

10.  For those artistic at heart, there are creative
scholarships available to help you pursue your
passion. Art scholarships, music scholarships
and even dance scholarships usually involve an
audition of some sort, and can help you get
through art school or an art program at a
university. Regardless of your creative field, you
can rest assured that there is a scholarship out
there just for you. However, it is your job to find
it and to apply!

11.  These awards are based on a student's academic,
artistic, athletic or other abilities, and often factor
in an applicant's extracurricular activities and
community service record. The most common
merit-based scholarships, awarded by either
private organizations or directly by a student's
intended college, recognize academic achievement
or high scores on standardized tests. Most such
merit-based scholarships are paid directly by the
institution the student attends, rather than issued
directly to the student.