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Approximately 20% of college students receive some sort of academic scholarship support. Comparatively, less than 2% receive athletic scholarship support. Even if you are a great enough athlete to be in the 2%, the minority of full athletic scholarships drops to an exceedingly minor percentage of college athletes. That means, most college students, including athletes, will likely need academic scholarship support. Invest wisely.

Just a few stats…

• Average scholarship award: The average scholarship award for undergraduate students is $7,400.
• Percentage of students receiving scholarships: Approximately 58% of college students receive some form of scholarship or grant.
• Total scholarship money awarded annually: Over $46 billion in scholarships and grants is awarded to students each year.
• Most common scholarship type: Merit-based scholarships are the most common, accounting for about 44% of all scholarships awarded.
• Unclaimed scholarship money: An estimated $100 million in scholarship funds goes unclaimed each year.
• Gender disparity: Female students receive about 63% of all scholarship dollars awarded.
• Scholarship fraud: Students and families lose an estimated $100 million to scholarship scams annually.
• Athletic scholarships: Only about 2% of high school athletes receive athletic scholarships for college.
• Scholarship impact on student debt: Students who receive scholarships are 20% less likely to incur student loan debt.

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