Read Magazines for Scholarships
Are magazines your format of choice? This list is for you. It includes a mixture of online magazines exclusively about applying for college and annual issues of print magazines that focus on colleges, especially those college rankings issues that will also contain a variety of information on the college application process and scholarships.Â
Magazines about College
1. My College Guide This magazine prints annually and creates separate issues for high school sophomores and juniors. You can order the print version of their magazine for free on their website or access the entire issue online (also for free). It includes college tips, scholarship information, and detailed information on 120 partner colleges. | RSS Feed
2. Potential Potential magazine focuses on college information for teens. It has a scholarship section as well as its own Countdown to College scholarship program. You can subscribe to the magazine for a price or you can access all issues of the magazine online for free.
 3. College Magazine Founded by students for students, the College Magazine provides a variety of resources for both high school students first considering college applications and scholarships as well as students already in college. A great mix of useful and fun resources, this entirely free online magazine is a good start for someone wanting to get into the college scholarship search mood. | RSS Feed
College Issues of Popular Magazines
1. U.S. News & World Report Possibly the most popular college rankings system, U.S. News & World Report has been ranking colleges for over 30 years. In early September each year, the magazine ranks 1,800 colleges. While the value of the rankings system is up to you, the magazine issue will also contain invaluable information on college scholarships and the college application process.Â
2. Money Magazine A newer ranking system, Money Magazine’s July issue ranks colleges based on graduation rates, net tuition cost, and the average early career earnings after graduation. Its focus on financials as well as the additional resources on college applications and scholarships makes this issue especially valuable.Â














