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The Scholarship Algorithm
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About The Scholarship Algorithm
Review "I just got a ($10,000) scholarship to my dream law school with your help!! Thank you so much I can't thank you enough girl. Your book helped me so much with the application process." - Zoey, Charleston School of Law, South Carolina "I'm honored to have been selected as a recipient of the Dr. Pepper Tuition Giveaway ($100,000) in a pool of over 110,000 applicants. Your videos, advice, book, and motivation works -- thanks a ton!" - Chris Karr, Texas A&M Corpus Christi "You've helped me so much. Today I have a full scholarship and I'm furthering my education for free." - Aristide Kambale from the D.R. Congo studying at Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology in Ghana "After reading your book, I have been able to earn a $10,000 scholarship and a $5,000 scholarship per year and an additional $9,500 scholarship per year from Penn State ($68,000 total)." - Michael Garza, Pennsylvania State University "Since reading your book, I have scored 5 new scholarships (a mix of national and local) for the upcoming year, some of which were essay-based! Previously, I had never won essay competitions, so I wanted to thank you so, so much for your advice! I plan to keep applying for many more this upcoming year." - Mary Glossop Product Description Having won 30 scholarships ($125,000) for myself and millions for students both in the U.S. and internationally (many of whom received full-rides), this comprehensive book details my techniques for securing scholarships and graduating debt-free for both undergraduate and graduate school. Some scholarships I have won include ones from the U.S. Congress and Floyd Mayweather's foundation (the complete list of scholarships I've won are listed on my website: https://bit.ly/CDGscholarships). The advice in this book is applicable to almost any student no matter your grade/classification or major / study concentration. Those who have won thus far range from: STEM, the arts, media concentrations, etc. Medical school, law school, graduate school, school of business High school students, current college students, transfer students, first-generation students, etc. Various U.S. states such as California, Arizona, Ohio, Texas, the Carolinas, etc. Various countries such as Canada, Singapore, Ghana, Germany, South Sudan, etc. About the book You will be 5x more likely to actually win not just one scholarship -- but multiple. This book is broken up into four parts (go to the "look inside" feature and locate the Table of Contents to see more of what it will cover). You will be equipped with: ① Research techniques need to find scholarships that you are more likely to win ② Ways to speed up your process so that you are not wasting your time ③ Persuasive writing skills needed to write strong and memorable essays ④ Strategies for filling out the application with discussions behind the psychology of what makes a winning application stand out from the rest Additional resources: To see testimonies from those who won, scroll down to the "editorial reviews" section and view even more winners on my website as seen here: https://bit.ly/winngersSG To learn more about me and press/news coverage about what I do, go to my website, www.scholarship-guru.com From the Author What started me on this journey of helping others with scholarships was my mother.My senior year of high school, I won a scholarship from a hospital I had been volunteering at for years. I was asleep in my room and I woke up to my mother at the side of my bed, on her knees .. crying, shaking, and thanking God over and over again. She was holding the award letter for the scholarship that I won. That was when I realized that the knowledge I have obtained about scholarships shouldn't be kept to myself. From there on out, I had a responsibility to not only other students but also the parents because so many times parents are the ones who bare the financial burden of paying for their education.Here was my reaction the first time someone told me the
