Find scholarships matched to your profile
Answer a few questions about your education, background, interests, activities, and goals. Scholarship Copilot helps turn that profile into personalized scholarship matches so you can spend less time sorting through opportunities that do not fit.
After onboarding, you can review matched scholarships, keep application details organized, and use AI-assisted drafting support while staying in control of every application and final submission.
Start from one focused profile instead of searching one scholarship at a time.
Use details like major, school, location, activities, background, and goals.
Review scholarships that appear connected to the information you provide.
Search less. Compare faster. Keep moving.
Save the student details that commonly matter for scholarships, including academics, interests, activities, goals, and application materials.
Personalized matching can reduce time spent on scholarships that are clearly tied to another major, location, school, or requirement.
Keep notes, scholarship details, documents, and draft starting points organized as deadlines approach.
Matches are a starting point for smarter scholarship research. Students should always verify requirements, deadlines, and application instructions on the official scholarship source before applying.
A scholarship finder built around your information
Start with high-level information such as education level, intended major, university, location, activities, background, goals, and application context.
Scholarship Copilot compares your saved profile with scholarship information and shows opportunities that appear relevant to the details you provided.
Track opportunities, review requirements, and prepare scholarship essays without repeatedly rebuilding the same student profile from scratch.
Helpful guides for finding better scholarship matches
These public pages explain the scholarship finder, common eligibility factors, and how personalized matching works at a high level. They are designed to help students understand the process before starting onboarding.
See how the tool helps students begin a profile-based scholarship search.
Find scholarships you may qualify forLearn which eligibility factors commonly shape scholarship opportunities.
How matching worksUnderstand what a scholarship match means and what students should verify.
Public scholarship catalogBrowse non-sensitive public scholarship listings used by the scholarship finder.
What to know before starting
Scholarship Copilot helps students create a profile, find scholarships that appear connected to that profile, organize applications, and draft scholarship essays from saved information.
Scholarships may consider academic level, field of study, school, location, activities, background, financial need, goals, essays, documents, and other stated requirements.
No. Matches help narrow the search, but students should confirm eligibility, deadlines, required documents, and official instructions before applying.
Start with your profile and find scholarship matches in minutes
Create or update your student profile once, then use Scholarship Copilot to review opportunities that appear more relevant to your education, background, interests, and goals.