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Dale Clifton, the Scholarship Doctor, has degrees from Purdue and Indiana Universities with experience in education. He served as a national scholarship judge for three years. Dale has presented scholarship success seminars to parent groups, students, and employees of major companies. Dale has developed College Scholarship Planning, a complete strategy for winning college scholarships. He has been featured on ABC, CBS, TBN and Fox-TV affiliates, on talk radio and in print. Dale can be contacted through his website: www.scholarshipdoctor.com

Great Recommendation Letters Win Big Scholarship Bucks

As the competition for scholarship money has increased, the need for great recommendation letters has also increased. It's important to get the best responses possible. Cookie cutter letters should be avoided. Read

By: Dale Clifton, The Scholarship Doctor | 10/08/2007 | College & University

Winning Hearts Leads to Winning College Scholarships

Teaching children is an incredible responsibility. The tangible rewards for performing that awesome job are few. Families, who recognize teachers in real and compassionate ways, are ppreciated. Their students will be remembered in positive ways, when recommendation letters are needed. Read

By: Dale Clifton, The Scholarship Doctor | 10/08/2007 | Psychology

Big College Scholarship Bucks are Won in Summer

Making the right decisions about winning college scholarships should not be avoided or delayed. Summer is a great time to begin or continue your "treasure hunt." Read

By: Dale Clifton, The Scholarship Doctor | 10/08/2007 | K-12 Education

9 Killer Mistakes That Destroy College Scholarship Applications

Each scholarship application represents one chance to get it right. It makes good financial sense to follow all the directions, get the facts recorded correctly, and use good grammar. Read

By: Dale Clifton, The Scholarship Doctor | 24/05/2006 | College & University

All Scholarship Applications are Alike, Right?

Learning how to "personalize" will be the extra ingredient that causes scholarship committees to notice your application. Read

By: Dale Clifton, The Scholarship Doctor | 03/03/2006 | Education