How to Get an Ivy League Scholarship.
In recent years, Ivy League universities have raised the number of scholarships they award
to students.
More students are seeking awards, making the application process for these scholarships
very competitive.
You will need Acceptance into an Ivy League school Good grades SAT I and II scores Essays
Recommendations and advanced classes at local community college (optional).
Step 1.
All of the Ivy League schools offer scholarships, and a few schools automatically evaluate the
financial needs of incoming students, but you must be accepted first.
Step 2.
Ivy League scholarships are need-based, meaning they only award scholarships to families that
require financial assistance.
Tuition is often waived for families that make under $60,000 a year.
Scholarship funds may be limited for international students.
Step 3.
Maintain good grades in high school.
In addition to maintaining a straight-A average, take your school's toughest classes, which
will look better on your transcripts.
Take advanced classes at local community colleges if your school doesn't offer these classes.
Step 4.
Score high on the SAT I and II.
Different schools evaluate each test differently.
Check your school to see which they value the most.
Step 5.
Add flavor to your essays, recommendations, and extracurricular activities such as being
a part of an athletic team or a social club.
The more unusual your accomplishments, the more likely you are to stand out from the
other applicants scrambling to get financial aid.
With focus and hard work, you'll get what you want.
Did you know Founded in 1636, Harvard University is the oldest university in the United States.