Scholarship Advice

The Dallas Community College District has a special financial assistance program called the Rising Star Program. This program caters for qualified high school graduates with academic support services and awards up to $4000 assistance for tuition and books.
Qualified applicants are those who graduated or will graduate from an eligible Dallas County public high school. Applicant […]

The Dallas Independent School District has a scholarship program for undergraduate freshmen who reside within Texas. This scholarship program is administered by the United Negro College Fund and is open to all high school seniors from Dallas Independent School District.
The program awards up to $2500 scholarship money and to qualify for this scholarship, the student […]

The Indiana State University College of Technology has several graduate scholarships that are in intended for students who are working toward their Master’s degrees. One of the notable scholarships that are being offered in each department at the College of Technology is the Graduate Assistantship program that allocates $5000 scholarship money in every academic year.
The […]

The Indiana State University, together with Lt. Governor Becky Skillman and the Indiana Office of Community and Rural Affairs announced the Sycamore Service Scholarships. This is a new program that aims to recognize high schools that express dedication to community engagement and to reward students from these high schools who practice service learning.
The Sycamore Service […]

The Baker Gifted Arts Scholarships that are available at Lehigh University provides scholarship grants to students who are able to exhibit above average talent in such field like instrumental music or theater.  Baker has two kinds of scholarships that award $3000 annually to its scholars. The first Baker scholarship at Lehigh University is the Baker […]

The Carnegie Mellon University has a lot of scholarship program that they offered for their freshmen students.  All admitted students of Carnegie Mellon are automatically considered for their scholarship programs; hence, there is no need for their freshmen students to file a separate scholarship application.
But of course aside from their automatic scholarships which are usually […]

The School of Information of University of Texas has two scholarship programs namely Academic Competitive Scholarships and Endowed Presidential Scholarships that aim to help their students who are enrolled in master’s or doctoral studies.
Each of these scholarship programs are composed of several scholarships that are sponsored by well known Information or library personalities or faculty […]

Jackson State University has an annual Academic and Diversity Scholarship Program that are exclusively intended to Caucasian students. So if you are Caucasian and an incoming college freshman, and interested to pursue a degree in Jackson State University, inquire for the program by visiting their University Scholarship Office, located in room 113 of B. F. […]

The New School, announced the launch of their 5 year pilot program that will provide matching scholarships to students starting the academic year 2007-2008.
The New School will award up to five scholarships to the alumni of the City Year Program who was admitted to the Eugene Lang College The New School for Liberal Arts.
With this […]

Capella University who had significant numbers of students from military through its Spirit of Capella Scholarships For Injured Service Members has recently awarded five $10000 scholarships to military personnel who are wounded in Iraqi Operation.
The lucky recipients of these scholarships were Major Patrick Beyer of Berlin, Wisconsin; Ronald Cross of Westminster, Colorado; Sergeant Cherie Davis-Keeter […]