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Tools for Parents: Help your Child Find and Apply for Scholarships

Millions of scholarships, personalized results

With 3.6 million scholarships worth over $14 billion, our Scholarship Match tool is not just for students. Fill it out for your kids! Find scholarships for your child based on their individual qualities and preferences.

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Unigo awards more than $30k every year in scholarships. With the minimum age to apply being 13, its never to early to start. For students already in college. We also have a: For Parents and For Counselors.

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Search through our Scholarship Directory to find scholarship categories that meet the interests of your child.

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Financial aid may be available to those who qualify. The information on this site is for informational and research purposes only and is not an assurance of financial aid.

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