1. Where to start. Begin at the colleges or universities where your teen plans to apply. Find out what they offer. Many list scholarships on their Web sites, but don’t be afraid to call the admissions office and ask, Jagernauth said. Admissions officers often will have suggestions.
“A lot of families are scared to exercise their […]
Ohio State senior Yoonhee Patricia Ha, of Proctorville, is one of 43 students nationwide selected as a 2007 Marshall Scholar. She is the first Ohio State student chosen for the prestigious scholarship since 1997, and the only Ohio State student ever to have won both the Marshall and the Harry S. Truman Scholarship.
The highly competitive […]
The Aquinas Institute, a Catholic high school, will offer a scholarship named in memory of Andrew J. Sperr, a state trooper who was slain in March.
School officials on Wednesday announced the establishment of the scholarship, a $500 award that will be given each year to a one graduating senior planning to study criminal justice.
Sperr, 33, […]
Montana CattleWomen Inc. is offering a $1,000 scholarship to a student from a Montana home who is enrolled in one of the state colleges or universities.
Preference will be given to an applicant majoring in a field beneficial to the livestock industry.
To qualify for this award, a student must currently be at least a sophomore in […]
Proceeds from the sale of a special lot in Lime Creek, a new subdivision in Chelsea, have been transformed into a University of Montevallo scholarship.
The Rodney Davis and Mike Strong Chelsea Scholarship was recently endowed through the sale of a $32,500 “scholarship lot†in the subdivision.
The money will provide financial assistance to deserving Chelsea students […]
Scholarship applications are now available for the Eighth Annual Women for Women Workshop and Resource Fair scheduled to take place from 7:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday, Jan. 27 at the Oregon Coast Aquarium.
The event is co-sponsored by Oregon Coast Community College, Newport Business and Professional Women, and Altrusa International of Yaquina Bay and is […]
The Department of Wildlife and Fisheries at Mississippi State University (MSU) is accepting applications for the Scenic Homes “Dr. Richard M. Kaminski†scholarship in waterfowl and wetlands conservation. This is an $8,000 annually renewable scholarship available to high school seniors and undergraduates interested in pursuing careers in waterfowl and wetlands science and conservation at MSU.
“Ducks […]
The Aquinas Institute will offer a scholarship named in memory of Andrew J. Sperr, a fallen state trooper and Aquinas graduate.
School officials today announced the establishment of the scholarship, a $500 award that will be given each year to a one graduating senior planning to study criminal justice.
Sperr, 33, a Greece native, was killed in […]
Scholarship recipients were honored at a reception hosted by the WITC Foundation on Tuesday, Dec. 12, at the WITC-Rice Lake Conference Center.
The WITC Foundation, a nonprofit charitable organization, provides support to promote, develop, and expand quality education and services of WITC and encourages the success and achievement of students, faculty, staff and alumni. The foundation, […]
Study in India and work abroad appears to be the mantra for a majority of pass-outs from the All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS).
In a study on pass-outs from AIIMS since 1956 till 2003, the Media Studies Group has found that as many as 52.81 per cent of students are now working abroad. For […]
Nelnet Inc. said the Canadian government has decided to award a student loan contract to another service provider instead of its subsidiary, Edulinx Canada Corp.
The company said it would have to record a pre-tax impairment charge of $9 million to $10 million in the fourth quarter for certain Edulinx assets, including servicing software and hardware […]
Financial aid awards to help students pay higher education expenses increased by $11.8 million (7.7 percent) during FY 2006, according to the Kentucky Higher Education Assistance Authority (KHEAA).
KHEAA is the state agency that administers grants, scholarships, Federal Family Education Loans and other programs to help Kentuckians pay for college or technical training.