Скачать или смотреть 3 Biggest Scholarship Red Flags Middle-Class Families Often Miss 🛑

You're doing everything you can to help your child find scholarship money, and you just received an email saying they've been "selected" for an exclusive opportunity.

Before you get excited, let me share the red flags that could save your family thousands.

❌ First, any scholarship asking for upfront fees is a scam.

Real scholarships never cost money to apply or process.

If someone wants $35 for an application fee or $2,000 for "guaranteed access," run the other direction.

❌ Second, be suspicious of unsolicited "congratulations" messages.

Legitimate scholarships require applications…

They don't randomly select students who never applied.

If you're suddenly a "finalist" for something you never entered, it's not real.

❌ Third, high-pressure seminars with immediate payment demands are major red flags.

Real scholarship providers give you time to research, ask questions, and make informed decisions.

✅ Here's what to do instead:

Stick with trusted resources like your school counselor, official FAFSA (always free), and vetted databases.
When in doubt, Google the organization name with "scam" or "complaint" to see what others have experienced.

Your instinct to find scholarship money is right.

Just make sure you're putting that energy toward legitimate opportunities that actually exist.

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