The United States is the most developed country in the world and has a perfect education system. The scholarships offered by American universities are very rich, so I have sorted out nine scholarships that are the easiest to apply for studying in the United States, hoping to help you.

1. Gates Millennium Scholarship Project.

The scholarship, founded by Bill Gates, is provided to children of low-income disadvantaged groups to help them realize their college dreams. Because the amount is attractive, the competition for scholarships is fierce, even to the extent that it is as difficult as applying for a university.

Students who are about to graduate from high school and have a GPA of 3.3 or above (only this scholarship in 9 requires a GPA) can apply, but they must have a nominee and a letter of recommendation.

Amount: Full scholarship equivalent to university tuition.

Second, students survey scholarships every month.

CollegeProwler.com website randomly selects people who fill in the questionnaire every month and gives them bonuses. All you need to do is register, fill out a university evaluation survey, and finally attach a picture, as simple as that.

Choose a winner every month. This award is applicable to any undergraduate or graduate student who has an account on this website.

Amount: 1000 USD.

3. SMS awareness scholarship while driving.

The scholarship is applicable to any teenager under the age of 25 in the United States or Puerto Rico, and there is no GPA requirement. All you have to do is log on to the relevant website, forward it to your friends about the dangers of texting while driving, and post the photos taken in the "thumb socks" for free to the website.

Amount: 2000 USD

Fourth, the common sense "back to school" scholarship.

If you are a wizard who shouts answers in front of the TV in a crisis, then this scholarship is simply for you. The Common Sense Scholarship Foundation, managed by the FBI, tests your knowledge of a certain subject through a series of quiz.

The winner with the highest score in the first round of promotion to the championship will receive $250. Scholarships have no GPA requirements, and high school students and college students have different tests.

Amount: $250

5. Dollars, books and beyond scholarship raffle.

Scholarships jointly established by Bed, Bath and Beyong and Chegg TextbookRentals, two famous suppliers of university necessities, can greatly reduce your bill expenses. The best thing is that you can log in every day to increase your chances of winning.

This competition is only applicable to residents of the United States and Canada (including Quebec) 18 years old or older. There is no GPA requirement.

Amount: The first prize is a complete set of four-year free teaching materials (worth about $65,438+00,000), and the second prize is a scholarship of $2,500 and a BedBath andBeyond gift card.

Sixth, Dr. Seuss's "Oh, where are you going?" (Dr. Seuss "Oh, where are you going!" Scholarship)