Step 1: Transcripts, Financial Information, Activities and Work History
Step 4:
Many
scholarships require additional items of documentation to be submitted
along with the application. These items can include, but are not limited
to:
Attachments
- Additional pages of answers to questions posed on the application
- Transcripts
- Work history
- Activity history
- Significant achievements
- Proof of eligibility
- Letter(s) of reference
- Essays.
An important rule:
Submit precisely what is required by the application and instructions!
Any deviation from this could be construed as an inability to follow directions, and could jeopardize your chances at a scholarship.
- Lack of items can provide insufficient information for the scholarship committee.
- Excess items will usually be ignored or discarded, possibly hindering the progress of your application.
If you have questions on an unclear requirement on a CCC Scholarship, consult the Financial Aid Office. On an outside scholarship, the information packet should have contact numbers or other methods of inquiry.
Step 5: Sign, Seal, and Deliver!