Part shipped, part still being built
Build your future from scholarship to career.
The scholarship is the start, not the end. The record you build while you study is the one an employer actually wants to see. Your page is live today; the rest is on its way, and this page says which is which.
Free for students. Nothing about you becomes public unless you turn it on.
Not sure where to start? Read the scholarship guides.
Five stages. One account.
You open an account to find a scholarship. The same account carries the record of what you did with it, which is the part an employer wants to see.
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Discover
See the scholarships you can really get, checked against your own profile.
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Apply
One profile, one set of papers, everything tracked in one place.
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Scholar
Your award is recorded where it was given. Nobody has to take your word for it later.
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Graduate
Your awards and achievements become a page you own.
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Career
Internships and first jobs, from the groups that back scholars.
Not built yet
Three things the scholar path would give you.
All three are built out of what you already typed to apply. None of them ask you for your life story a second time.
A scholar page
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One page at a link you can hand to anyone. Your awards carry a Verified Scholar mark, because the award happened here.
Off until you switch it on.
A resume, already written
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You typed it once when you applied. Choose what goes in and save it as a PDF.
Education, scholarships, skills, projects and achievements.
Cover letters with context
Not built yet
Open an internship listing and draft from your own record. You read and rewrite every line before it goes.
A draft only. Nothing is ever sent for you.
Private by default
Nothing about you goes public because you forgot to untick a box.
Your scholarship profile and your public page are two separate records. Nothing is copied from the first into the second. You move each item across yourself.
Stays private, whatever you switch on
- Birthdate
- Home address
- Household income
- Papers you uploaded
- What you wrote in an application
Your grades need their own separate yes before they appear anywhere public.
Two switches, not one
Being findable by an employer is a different decision from having a link you can share.
Public scholar page
Anyone with the link can open your page. Turn it off and the link stops working.
OffTalent Network Not built yet
Employers can find you in their search. Turning on one of these never turns on the other.
Off
You can switch either one back off whenever you like. The link stops working the moment you do.
For companies
Hire the students you helped put through school.
A company that funds scholars here would eventually be able to search the students who opted in, and see awards this product can vouch for rather than a self-written list.
Phase 5 — not built yet
There is no price for the hiring side yet, and no way to sign up for it.
Checked, not just claimed
The award is recorded by the sponsor that gave it, not typed in by the student.
Everyone in the results chose to be there
Talent Network is its own switch. A public page does not put a student into employer search.
Companies pay, students do not
Hiring tools are the paid side. Finding scholarships and applying stay free for students.
What ships when.
So nobody signs up for something that is not there yet.
- Phase 1Finding scholarships and applying Live
- Phase 2Sponsor tools and scholar records Live
- Phase 3Public scholar pages and the resume builder Live
- Phase 4Cover letters drafted from your own record Planned
- Phase 5Talent Network, internships and jobs Planned
Questions
Questions students ask
- Do I have to switch my scholar page on?
- No. It is off until you turn it on, and turning it back off stops the link working. Nothing about your scholarship depends on it.
- Who can see my grades and the papers I uploaded?
- The papers you uploaded, your application answers, your household income, your birthdate and your home address never appear. That holds whatever else you switch on. Your grades are the one exception. They have a switch of their own, and they appear only if you turn it on yourself.
- Can employers find me through this?
- Not yet. The Talent Network is not built, and switching your page on does not put you in front of employers — that is a separate switch that does not exist yet.
- Does my sponsor decide what my page says?
- You choose which awards appear, and every switch is yours. A sponsor can confirm an award they gave you, which is what makes it worth more than something you typed yourself. They can also withdraw that confirmation, which takes the award off your page.
- What happens to my page when my scholarship ends?
- It stays yours. The record of what you were awarded does not disappear because the funding did.
Start with a scholarship. Keep the record.
Everything on this page is built out of what you do while you are still a student. The sooner you start, the more there is to show at the end.
Not there yet? Read how to apply for a scholarship.
