Brooke Pfaff

I am currently a junior at Lewiston Senior High School. I am unemployed due to my serious drive toward academics at school, though I'm not overloaded with rigorous courses. I don't exactly know what I want my career to be or my official college I want to attend, but I am dipping my toes in as many programs and websites that offer financial aid for me. I know that given my grades, I am eligible for innumerable scholarships, but it's hard to know where to start when my high school is essentially throwing all of these things you have to do before going to college. Time is running out, and I think I am in desperate need of financial aid so the weight of student loans doesn't stress me out. It is also stressing me out to figure out what I want to do because there is so much, but there are not many choices that suit my strengths and desires. Although I'm unemployed, I sell items on Poshmark through my mom's account, but a quarter of that money's going toward my savings bank account. Thus, I want my extremely hard-earned and worked-for grades to pay off and win me financial aid, like scholarships, whether they be automatic through colleges or earned from websites, and grants.