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Not every scholarship will ask you to provide letters of recommendation or well-crafted essays as part of your application for that award. There are awards out there that are a lot easier to apply for, and require only that you register with a particular site or complete a brief profile to be considered for that scholarship. Most of these awards will also let you spend your winnings on any education-related expense, not just on your tuition and fees, so that you’re not worried about how you’re going to cover that meal plan or list of required textbooks now that you’re enrolled at the college of your choice. Eligibility requirements may vary, but most will only ask that you’re enrolled in high school or college. Although competition may be fierce for scholarships that take a lot less time to apply for, they’re definitely worth a try. What have you got to lose? Someone has to win, and it might as well be you. Check out examples of these Featured Scholarships below to learn more about no-stress opportunities to win money for college.

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