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Money for college can come from surprising places.
College application season is in full swing, and with $4, students will be looking for scholarships.
Turns out they may not have to look far.
According to an $4 created by $4, your height, name, or random hobby could translate into money towards your not-so-cheap college
If you can write an essay on why the number 5 is important, you could chop off $1,500 of your future tuition. Or you could just sign up for the "No Essay" scholarship and hope your name will be chosen in a monthly drawing for $2,000.
Debt.com offers its own scholarship, which is not included in the infographic. The scholarship awards $500 to "Aggressive Applicants." To apply, you just need to show proof of the other scholarships you've applied to.
For details on how to apply for it, as well as the scholarships listed in the infographic below, visit $4.
Take a look at the infographic to see what else is out there: