The Ultimate Scholarship Book 2021: Billions of Dollars in Scholarships, Grants and Prizes 13th Edition

My Avid IV teacher recommended me this book during the first semester of my senior year. I decided to buy this book because of him. When I first got this book it felt very overwhelming because the book was very big with many pages of all kinds of scholarships. However this book does offer good information. The first few pages offer very good advice for writing scholarship essays. The huge selection of essays was very helpful. I recommend this book to high school senior as it gives good advice and offers a large variety of scholarships. Also definitely keep in mind of the deadlines listed for the scholarships. I missed out on a few because I missed the deadlines. I recommend to skim over the whole book first thing when you get it and highlight those deadlines.

I recommend the Ultimate Scholarship Books to all of my scholarship searching families. The key is to learn how to page through it quickly and always double-check deadlines before adding awards to your scholarship list.When making your list, be sure to organize it from the very start into scholarships open to:- High School Freshman- High School Sophomore- High School Junior- High School Senior- College Freshman- College SophomoreYou get the idea!This saves a TON of time as students get older and change levels in school. I hope that helps!

The book is very helpful and contains lots of good information and scholarships that I likely would not have found on my own. My only issue that it is a lot of information and it is not organized the best. There is an index that gives tells the name of each scholarship that falls into common fields or areas of study, but it doesn’t give the page of the scholarships. It does give the number of the scholarship for the weird organizational system, but when I was looking for scholarship 1057 and there are over 2700 scholarships, it was very difficult to find. I highly recommend it for high school seniors or anyone enrolled in college because it does contain scholarships exclusively for sophomores and juniors in college.

If you are considering furthering your education after high school or you’re a parent buy this book. I kept borrowing it from our local library, but it’s a lot to get through. Even with constant renewals I was always running out of time. Between a copy for any year plus the website, you should be good.

I got this book as a gift for my neighbor across the street his son is a freshman in high school this year and we were talking the other day about scholarship opportunities. I remember using this book for my son's and found it very helpful.

Save yourself some money. Get the 2020, 2019, or even 2018 version of this book. They are exactly the same, just with a new cover. Also if you are a graduate student, like me, not many scholarships apply to you. Most are for veterans, children of veterans, or high school seniors. There a few that might apply for others but not many. Not worth buying the whole book.

This book is a masterpiece created by the authors Gen and Kelly Tanabe. It is excellent for any parent who wants to help their children get a scholarship. It is easy to read and understand. The scholarships are separated into categories which is helpful.

Instead of giving graduation money, I buy this book every year for family that is getting close to graduating high school. If a kid diligently goes through this book and applies for everything they can find, there is a great chance that their entire collage could be paid for.