A unique partnership in higher education and school semester abroad programs was officially launched on Monday, January 15th at a signing ceremony between CEA - Cultural Experiences Abroad, an Arizona-based organization offering study abroad programs for college students, and the University of New Haven (UNH), a private, comprehensive university located in West Haven, Connecticut. This [...]

The opportunity to study abroad can be elusive to students with meager financial means, but the Benjamin A. Gilman International Scholarship helped two university students spend this semester overseas.
Blake Bohanan, a senior in psychology, and Holly Dye, fourth-year in animal science/pre-veterinary medicine, both received the scholarship for this spring semester. Bohanan is currently studying in [...]

Apply now before the March 1 deadline for Northeast State Community College Foundation scholarships awarded for the academic year beginning August 2007. Students applying for scholarships must also complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) online at www.fafsa.ed.gov by March 1.
The Foundation offers dozens of academic scholarships to qualifying students. Scholarships are awarded [...]

The Gaylord Green Scholarship, which for the past five years has been offered to only seniors at St. Regis and Superior high schools, is now being offered to students in all four classes, freshman through senior.
Details on the Mineral County Scholarship:
Annual amount $2,000 per award per student - $8,000 total for four years
Applicant Qualifications: Any [...]

Lawyer Sheryl N. Young was a young mom when she began attending Oklahoma City University School of Law in the late 1980s. Today she is a shareholder at McAfee & Taft in Oklahoma City.
“The Sumners Scholarship and the evening program at OCU gave me the opportunity to go to law school as a then single [...]

Young women are sometimes told that once you have a child, all your dreams of having a life and pursuing an education are over. Some young mothers often realize that they cannot go to school, afford to pay daycare and maintain a household, so they give up their dreams of pursuing higher education. Through the [...]

The Midwest Division of the American Cancer Society is offering a limited number of scholarships for young cancer survivors who plan to attend a university, college, technical or vocational school in the fall of 2007. The annual Youth Scholarship Program enables young cancer survivors to demonstrate accomplishments made in spite of illness.
Eligibility guidelines for a [...]

Frostburg State University is accepting scholarship applications for the William “Bronc” and Verna Miller Ternent Scholarship, an award that benefits residents of the George’s Creek area (permanent address zip codes of 21521, 21539, 21542 or 21562).
To qualify, recipients must have unmet financial need as determined by FSU. Award values are $1,000 or more and the [...]

A new scholarship has been created for students of West Virginia University’s College of Human Resources and Education.
Joe Muscatello, husband of the late Paula Muscatello, who lost her battle with diabetes, established the Paula Jan Barber Muscatello Presidential Scholarship.
With the aid of tribute gifts from former students across the country, family and friends of Joe [...]

A $125,000 gift from Damion and Sherri Carufe of Atlanta will establish a new scholarship at Elon University.
The Carufe Family Scholarship will be given each year to a deserving Elon baseball player, with preference given to those majoring in business finance.