First draft(Well, not really)

Want some help through college? Let’s admit it, that we’d all like to get some help through the labors of universities that are to come when we leave our humble high school.
Well, on the financial side, there is help. Scholarships are grants that foundations give to students for them to spend on college. For those who simply cannot afford the full price of college, scholarships can help send them through the hallowed halls of learning by paying for classes, books(college textbooks have to be purchased by students; books can cost anywhere from fifty to three hundred dollars), or room and board(If a student lives on campus, it can almost double his/her expanses).
There are countless scholarships offered by innumerable foundations and organizations, tailored to each person and profession. For example, the United States Armed Forces offers scholarships in exchange for service. “They pay for everything, college-wise,” says Private First Class Crysta Ramzidon, 20, currently serving overseas in Camp Humphrey’s, South Korea as a morse code operator on a one year tour of duty.
Scholarships are out there, waiting for students to apply for them. The Internet is an excellent place to start, with many websites dedicated to scholarships.