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1. Apply for general admission to ��ż���, if you have not done so already.
2. After you apply, you will receive a ��ż��� student ID via email along with instructions for how to log in to My.��ż���, which is your ��ż��� student account.
3. You can then with the same username and password that you use for My.��ż���.

1. The following ��ż��� scholarship applications are housed within SU: all Foundation Scholarships, the Eagle Scout and Gold Award Scout Scholarship, the Valedictorian and Salutatorian Scholarship, the Career/Technical Competition Winner Scholarship, and all High School Equivalency Diploma scholarships.
2. Scholarship applications for private scholarships offered outside of ��ż��� can also be found in SU.
3. Some ��ż��� scholarships (such as Band, Music, Dance, Honors, and STEM) have separate applications that can be found under each individual scholarship page.

1. Once logged in to SU, get started by clicking on “Questions” in the dashboard menu.
2. These questions help match you to scholarships for which you qualify.
3. The more questions you answer, the better!
4. After answering the questions, you’ll be able to view your matches.
5. Then, you will be able to apply for the scholarships to which you matched.
6. Foundation Scholarships will require you to upload a resume when you apply. So, be sure you have your resume saved as a PDF so you can upload it to the application. You may also compose the resume from within the application instead of uploading the document.
7. Foundation Scholarships will also require you to upload an unofficial transcript from the current or most recent school attended. Here are some transcript tips:
   • If you are a high school senior, upload a copy of your current high school transcript, and make sure that your current GPA is included on the transcript.
   • If you are a ��ż��� student, obtain a copy of your transcript from the Office of Admissions or download an unofficial copy from your My.��ż��� account.
   • If you have multiple transcripts you’d like to upload, scan them all together so you can upload them as one document.
8. Foundation scholarships also require two letters of recommendation. Here are some tips for obtaining letters of recommendation:
   • The person who writes your letter of recommendation should be someone representing areas such as school, church, community, civic, work, etc. It should not be a family member.
   • It is helpful to give a recommender about a two-week notice before you need the letter.
   • It is your responsibility to obtain the letter back from your recommender and upload it to this application before the deadline.
   • You may ask your recommender to provide you with a typed letter, or you may provide your recommender with a link to this . They may print, fill out, and sign the recommendation form and return it to you so that you may upload it to this application by the deadline.
9. You can always start a scholarship application and go back and finish it later! But you cannot submit an application after the deadline. So, if you match to a scholarship that requires you to upload documents, be sure to give yourself enough time to gather the documents and upload them to the application by the deadline.

Yes! It’s easy to make changes to your matching questions in two easy steps.

1. Click on the Questions tab from the SU menu.
2. Then, click on the pencil icon to edit your response.

Yes, but only if the deadline has not passed yet! After a deadline passes for a scholarship, you cannot edit the application. We recommend reviewing your answers and documents carefully before the deadline.

• If you are awarded a ��ż��� scholarship that you applied for within ScholarshipUniverse, you will be notified via your ��ż��� email. So, it is very important that you check your ��ż��� email frequently!
• It is also possible to receive a text message notification regarding scholarship offers. When you log into ScholarshipUniverse for the first time, you have the opportunity to opt in or out of text messages by providing your mobile number. If you opt in, you may also receive a text message notification about a scholarship offer. If you opted out, you will only receive an email in your ��ż��� email account.

• Not all ��ż��� scholarship offers must be accepted, but all Foundation Scholarships offered by the ��ż��� Foundation have deadlines by which you must accept the scholarship offer.
• If you are awarded any Foundation Scholarship, you will receive an email in your ��ż��� email account (and a text if you opted in for text notifications) informing you to view your scholarship offer in ScholarshipUniverse. The email notification will inform you if there is a deadline for accepting the offer.
• Log into ScholarshipUniverse and click on the “Awards” tab. If you have any actions to take such as accepting a scholarship offer or composing a thank you letter to a scholarship donor, you will see those action items in this section.
• If you do not accept a scholarship offer and compose a thank you letter to a scholarship donor by the deadline communicated to your ��ż��� email account, the scholarship offer will expire. So, it is very important to check your ��ż��� email frequently.

• When you log into ScholarshipUniverse for the first time, you have the opportunity to provide a mobile number. By providing a mobile number, you are opted in for text notifications about your application status and potential scholarship offers.
• If you would like to opt in or out of text notifications, you can change your communication preferences. To do so, log into ScholarshipUniverse, click on your “Profile”, and then click on “Communications”. From there, you can manage your notifications preferences.

1. No. If you are currently receiving a scholarship from ��ż���, and you are eligible to receive it again next year, it will automatically be renewed if you meet all scholarship requirements.
2. If you are currently receiving a Foundation Scholarship from ��ż��� and you are eligible to receive it again next year, you will be notified via your ��ż��� email on how to renew the award, which will include steps like signing an acceptance form again and writing another thank you letter to the scholarship sponsor.