I’ve got a good average and lots of leadership extracurriculars, but I don’t know where to start with scholarships. Any advice?
What are your grades and activities like?
Winslow said:
What are your grades and activities like?
I had a 93% average in grade 11 and currently have a 92% average at midterms, which I think I can maintain or even improve by the end of the semester. I’m involved in a lot of leadership extracurriculars, like the Global Ideas Institute with U of T schools, student council, youth council, captain of my school’s hip-hop team, Catholic Student Leadership Impact Team (CSLIT), and some sports. I feel pretty well-rounded, so I’m open to most scholarships, but I don’t know where to find them or how to apply. 
Honestly, checking out one of those scholarship search websites could really help. They can match you with scholarships based on your grades, activities, or even hobbies, so you might find some that suit you perfectly. You should also talk to your school’s guidance counselor—they usually have lists of scholarships you can apply for, and they might know about ones specific to your school or area.