Tips, insights and updates on scholarships, student funding and data privacy from ScholarTrail
Award amounts, deadlines, and eligibility for the 2026–27 application cycle
Seven scholarships for Hispanic and Latino students open for the 2026–27 cycle, with award amounts, deadlines, eligibility, and what each application requires.
Understanding data practices and choosing privacy-first alternatives
Some "free" scholarship platforms monetize student data. Learn what information may be collected, why it matters, and what a privacy-first option looks like.
A practical, privacy-first approach to helping your student succeed
Learn how to support your student's scholarship journey without taking over—and how ScholarTrail Parent Accounts help families collaborate the right way.
Seven scholarships for Hispanic and Latino students open for the 2026–27 cycle, with award amounts, deadlines, eligibility, and what each application requires.
Some "free" scholarship platforms monetize student data. Learn what information may be collected, why it matters, and what a privacy-first option looks like.
Learn how to support your student's scholarship journey without taking over—and how ScholarTrail Parent Accounts help families collaborate the right way.
Discover 10 proven strategies to win more scholarships by standing out, staying organized and applying smarter with ScholarTrail's trusted advice.
Learn how free scholarship websites make money, what students may trade for access, and what to check before creating an account.
Learn how scholarship companies may collect, share, or profit from student information and what families should check before signing up.
Most students wait until senior year to think about scholarships. Learn when to start your scholarship search with our complete high school timeline and prep guide for each grade.
Finding scholarships shouldn't mean giving up your privacy. Learn how ScholarTrail's privacy-first scholarship platform protects student data with encryption, safe scholarship search features, and zero data selling.
A legitimate scholarship has an identifiable sponsor, clear rules, and no fee. Learn 11 common scholarship scams and a 60-second check to run before you apply.