There is money available to help you pay for your education, but you have to ask for it! Applying for scholarships is a great way to improve your technical writing skills, develop a critical and reflective analysis of your academic history, and communicate your future career goals. The Career Center and the new office of Merit Scholarships, Fellowships and Awards is here to help you compile a competitive application in order to increase your chances of success! Our scholarship services include:
- Reviewing your resume and/or curriculum vitae
- Practicing your interview skills
- Assistance with searching for appropriate awards Providing feedback on scholarship essays
- Facilitating applications that require campus nomination from the University of Washington
Ready to start? Attend a Scholarships Information Session to learn about the abundance of opportunities available to you as a UW Bothell student and how to prepare to be a competitive applicants. Winter quarter sessions are scheduled for January 26 and February 10 at 1:30pm in UW1-103.
Want more? Check out the University of Washington scholarship database to explore over 500 scholarship opportunities available to UW students. Awards are searchable by various keywords and filters, such as academic discipline, class standing, ethnicity, etc., and the database is continually being updated.
Need help with your application? Click here for tips on how to write your scholarship essay. Then, bring a draft of your application and schedule an advising appointment with Natalia Ksiezyk Dyba, Manager of Merit Scholarships, Fellowships and Awards, via WC Online.