Are you looking for a few high school scholarships to help you pay for your college education? You're certainly not alone. There are many students competing for the same scholarships, but luckily, there are a few out there that are easy to obtain. The easiest of all may be community-based scholarships for high school students. 

Community organizations, service clubs, and local businesses often offer scholarships for local high school students who are college bound. Sure, the scholarships may not be enough to provide you with full tuition, but they are usually easy to obtain. After all, every penny helps when you're going to school.

Service organizations and local businesses usually donate some money towards educational scholarships in an effort to serve the community. 

The amount of these scholarships usually range from a few hundred dollars to several thousand dollars. Students with higher grade point averages usually qualify for these types of scholarships first. Extracurricular activities are also taken into account. 

The first initial step to take in getting these scholarships is to discuss your plans for paying for college with your guidance counselor. Your guidance counselor can point you towards the right sources for applying for local awards.
If you or your parents are involved with a specific service club, like the woman's club in your town, then it can be a good idea to look for scholarships from that particular club, too. Sometimes these clubs only make scholarships available to students who have a tie to the club. This can be a big benefit in getting you approved.

Likewise, if you have a parent who is employed by a large company in your area, there may be scholarship opportunities available from that company. It is a smart idea to check with your parents' employers. Many companies offer scholarships to the children or dependents of their employees. This can be an easy way to find quick cash for school. It never hurts to check! 

When applying for scholarships, keep in mind that even small awards stack up, and every penny you don't have to pay out of your own pocket or borrow is a penny you'll save, either now or in the future.

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