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[Counselors] As a counselor, how do I add local scholarships to Going Merry that I don't administer?
[Counselors] As a counselor, how do I add local scholarships to Going Merry that I don't administer?

Learn about adding local scholarships that you don't administer.

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Written by Mary
Updated over a week ago

If you are the administrator for your local scholarship program:

If you are the administrator for your school’s scholarship program, read this help article, to learn how to host your scholarship program on Going Merry!

You are the administrator if you manage and accept applications from students on behalf of scholarship providers (instead of directing students to an external website or form to apply).

If you have local scholarships that you are not involved in administering:

  1. First, check that the scholarship isn't already on our platform.

  2. When a student hits the "Start Application" button, we need to send them to an external website, or have the button open an application form (that students can then download, fill out, and email/postal mail to the provider). So make sure you have either a scholarship website link to direct students to, or a copy of the scholarship application form (as a PDF/DOC) that you can upload.

  3. Now you're ready! You can add those to Going Merry directly by filling out this form. Note that a link to this form is also available in your counselor portal, under Menu > Scholarships > List an external scholarship.

    • We will then review it to make sure that all of the information is complete. If everything looks good, we’ll add it to our platform and send you an email notification.

After these scholarships are added to Going Merry, how do my students see and apply to these scholarships?

Your students can see all of these local scholarships in their Matched Scholarships list within their Going Merry Student Account. There's a filter that allows students to view Local Scholarships only.

Read and share the following support article that shows students how to find their local scholarships:

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