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The "You Like Me…You Really Like Me" Facebook Scholarship

We always love hearing from our users so why not let your voice be heard and potentially earn $1,000 or a Kindle for college in the process with Scholarships.com's "You Like Me...You Really Like Me" Facebook Scholarship! Love our scholarship search? Tell us why. Is our financial aid section really helping you out? Send us an example. Think our college prep section is the best? Give us a shout out. Awards will go to the users that are making the best use of Scholarships.com's many resources as determined by our team - impress us!

Step 1: “Like” Scholarships.com on Facebook.

Step 2: Post on our wall how Scholarships.com is helping you with your scholarship search. Once you do this, you are automatically entered to win a $1,000 scholarship or a Kindle for college.

Step 3: You may enter as many times as you want over the course of the contest but please limit your comments to one per day. You must also have a valid Scholarships.com account and adjust your Facebook privacy preferences to allow Scholarships.com to message you should you win. The Scholarships.com Team will then determine which comment best exemplifies what our site is all about and which applicant is using our resources most effectively.

Starts: February 14th

Ends: March 31st

Number Available: 3

Amount: $1,000 for one first-prize winner; one Kindle each for second- and third-prize winners

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