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Join Wow, I'm First, Chegg for College Essay Twitter Chat!  

Join Wow Writing Workshop President Kim Lifton this Thursday night, December 4, at 7 p.m. ET for a Twitter chat about standing out in the college essay. The event is part of a monthly series hosted by the Center for Student Opportunity, a nationally acclaimed nonprofit that works to empower first-generation college students on the path to and through college.

 

CSO's monthly Twitter Office Hour series is run through I'm First!, an online campaign funded by a grant from the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation. The campaign's purpose: to celebrate first-generation college students and help aspiring first-generation college students research and plan for college. In addition to Lifton, CSO has invited Jocelyn Johnson of Story to College And Gil Rogers of Chegg to serve as expert co-hosts.

 

How to Participate:

We hope you'll join us! 
Get Money for College! Check Out Wow's Updated Scholarship List 
We've added 76 new scholarships to our database - that's thousands of dollars you could earn to help you pay your college tuition. Here are a few scholarship opportunities with upcoming deadlines:

Library of Congress Letters About Literature Contest - Up to $2,000 (Dec. 15)

Prompt: Select a fiction or nonfiction book, poem, or play you have read and about which you have strong feelings: "How did the author's work change your view of the world or yourself?" Write a personal letter to the author, stating how reading his or her work changed you. (600-1,500 words)

 

School Band and Orchestra Magazine Essay Contest - $1,000 (Dec. 31)

Prompt: How does your music class prepare you for life? (Up to 250 words)

 

John F. Kennedy Profiles in Courage Essay Contest - Up to $10,000 (Jan. 5)

Prompt: Describe and analyze an act of political courage by a United States elected official that took place during or after 1956. Include an analysis of the obstacles, risks, and consequences associated with the act. The essay may concern an issue at the local, state, national, or international level. (700-1,000 words)

 

Sign up for a FREE Wow Writing Workshop membership to access the complete scholarship list. If you need help writing your scholarship essay, contact Wow.


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