NATIONWIDE SCHOLARSHIP

The Nationwide Debt Reduction Services Scholarship was created to help students avoid racking up massive amounts of debt in order to obtain their desired degree. All high school seniors who have been selected to attend a college or university and current college students are encouraged to apply. To enter for a chance to receive this $1000 scholarship you just have to write a short 500-word essay. Full details can be found below:

Eligibility
You are eligible to apply for this $1000 scholarship if you meet one of the below requirements.

A high school senior that has been accepted into a college or university
A current college student that is not in their final year.

Guidelines
To apply for the $1000 Nationwide Debt Reduction Services Scholarship please write a 500-word essay on the following topic: “What is one money tip that you learned that you feel will help you become financially stable after graduation”?

Application Process
Please completely fill out the form below. By submitting your application for this scholarship you are giving Nationwide Debt Reduction Service permission to use your name and essay for marketing and promotional purposes.

Submission Deadline
January 31st, 2019

Winner Selection
A winner will be selected by the scholarship committee in February 2019. Once contacted the winner will have two weeks to respond so the scholarship can be awarded to their school’s financial aid department.

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