An editorial review, analysis, and commentary of the Scholarships.Com search service

A review of Scholarships.Com

Through the wisdom and leadership of National Academy of American Scholars, programs like Scholarships.Com exist and are able to offer similar or copy-cat requirements. Meaning, Scholarships.Com is able to sponsor monthly awards that have no bearing upon an applicant's race, social-status, and income levels.

National Academy of American Scholars has accumulated over 25 years of sponsoring, administering, evaluating, and reporting upon merit-based scholarships, and other scholarships. Consequently, we believe we are well qualified to evaluate, analyze, and review every aspect of Scholarships.Com.

A in depth review, analysis, and media commentary about the Scholarships.Com scholarship search service

To prepare this report, and to ensure that consumers and media analysts understand the nature and scope of this Scholarships.Com Review, it is important that readers understand not only the principle product and services of Scholarships.Com, but that consumers also understand the historical facts surrounding the creation, marketing, partnership, and scholarship listing culture associated with the Scholarships.Com scholarship search services, and why Scholarships.Com sticks out amongst scholarship search service companies.

In order to complete a review of Scholarships.Com, it is necessary for us to be as detailed as possible. This review is by no means a biography of Scholarships.Com, or final analysis of Scholarships.Com. This review of Scholarships.Com will hopefully help the consumer determine if Scholarships.Com is an appropriate scholarship search service to use or is worth the time to complate a registration form. We will use published facts, opinions, and the data supplied by Scholarships.Com to form this review. Let's get started in this review of Scholarships.Com.

Purpose of the Scholarships.Com review.

The purpose of the scholarship review of Scholarships.Com is to assist scholarship seekers and educators evaluate the merits and services of Scholarships.Com. This report additionally concerns the quality, credibility, integrity, and legitimacy of the Scholarships.Com scholarship search service amongst its peers in the scholarship search service industry. We conduct a detailed review of all major scholarship search service companies, and post our reviews without charge on this website. First, lets review and clarify a new term invented by National Academy of Scholars.

We will use the term Scholarship Yield. Scholarship Yield is a term invented by National Academy of American Scholars. A Scholarship Yield is a mathematical calculation using Calculus that helps to determine and measure the robustness of a scholarship database. In simple terms, Scholarship Yield helps to determine if a scholarship database is all fluff and no meat, and whether its data is fresh relative to the population-age it is serving. For the mathematical equation of the Scholarship Yield, please contact an NAAS Specialist.

A total of 49.6 million children attended public and private school in 2003, beating the previous high mark of 48.7 million, set in 1970 when the baby boom generation was in school, claims U.S. Census records.

More than one-fourth of the U.S. population, 72 million people, were in school throughout the United States in October 1999. Of that 72 million, 16 million were in high school,and 15 million were in college.

If we use the figures provided by Scholarships.Com, and their reported claims, then over the span of 10 years, the Scholarship Yield of Scholarships.Com has been flat.