Journyx — the creator of the Web-based time tracking industry — today announced the winner of its 2007 Excellence In Project Accounting Philosophy Essay Scholarship: Rocco Costa, a graduate student at the Monterey Institute of International Studies in Monterey, California.
The competition, which was designed to improve the philosophy and the technology of project accounting, asked […]
Students planning to attend Texas A&M International University in the fall should apply for financial aid before August to take advantage of the maximum range of financial assistance available, an administrator said.Laura Elizondo, director of financial aid, said TAMIU awarded more than $27 million in financial aid last year. She said students should apply before […]
ELEVEN students have been offered the chance to study at the finest international educational institutions, including Harvard University, under this year’s Crown Prince International Scholarship Programme.
The scholarship programme aims to nurture the minds of Bahrain’s future leaders through education.
It provides the country’s most gifted and talented youth, support and assistance on their academic journey.
“It’s […]
Regent Education, the leading provider of financial aid management software solutions for higher education institutions, today announced the formation of a strategic alliance with College Loan Corporation. Regent and College Loan Corporation will offer financial aid management solutions that enable colleges and universities to maximize operational efficiencies and drive institutional performance outcomes.
As a top […]
Nearly 90 percent of FAMU students depend on financial aid, so news of FAMU’s accreditation probationary status comes as a blow.
“My financial aid is how I pay for my everything, so of course I would leave and I’m sure a lot of other people would leave too,” said FAMU student Tytianna Greene.
After three years Matefia […]
Low-income students applying for financial aid to attend the University of Wisconsin campuses this fall will be put on a waiting list for one program due to uncertainty surrounding the state budget.
The Higher Educational Aids Board said that it’s running out of money for the Wisconsin Higher Education Grant program. The program gives need-based grants […]
Western Carolina University and Southwestern Community College have agreed to allow students who complete an associate degree at SCC to enter a baccalaureate degree program at WCU through distance education programs using a combination of online courses, interactive television courses and in-person instruction that will be offered at the community college’s new Macon Campus.
Under the […]
Western Illinois University in Macomb will be one of three pilot schools in the state for a new loan program ISAC is preparing to launch for college seniors attending Illinois institutions.
The Capstone Loan is meant to help seniors who are nearing graduation but who have run out of other financial-aid options and “really need a […]
A Coushatta woman who got student aid and loans for which she wasn’t qualified and filled in forms so others could, too, must spend nearly 3 years in prison and repay $30,500, and two relatives will serve lesser sentences.
U.S. District Judge Dee D. Drell sentenced Anita Morris, 35, to 2 years and 9 months in […]
Despite a growing number of options to finance a college education, students and parents are increasingly turning to loans.
Not only are students borrowing more money, but more of them are borrowing, according to data compiled by Nebraska’s Coordinating Commission for Postsecondary Education.
The news doesn’t sit well with Carna Pfeil, the commission’s associate director, who is […]
Instead of pouring out, money is pouring into Burke County/… one million dollars to be exact.
The grant was awarded to the county and Western Piedmont Community College.
It will help pay for the construction of the Allied Health and Science Higher Education Center.
The new facility acts as a training facility for health care workers.
D’Youville College has received a $23,555 grant from the Community Foundation of Greater Buffalo to help prepare minority students who want to enroll in the nursing program.
The five-week program will be developed this fall and will be offered to 15 students during the summer of 2008.
The program will prepare students for the demands of college […]