When you begin applying for free money for college, scholarship providers may ask for recommendation letters from your teachers, community leaders, or friends. Recommendation letters are a formal, candid way for scholarship organizations to learn more about your character and leadership skills. This third-party letter can make a huge difference in whether you receive a scholarship. So, don’t take it for granted! Here are a few tips to help you on your recommendation journey.
1. Ask Individuals Who Know You Well
Recommenders should be able to discuss your unique talents and skills. The best recommendations are written by people who know you on a personal or professional level. Teachers and guidance counselors are great sources. You also should consider community leaders, coaches, church members, and past or current supervisors. Read the rest of this entry »
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