Tuition Assistance and Loan Forgiveness
National Health Service Corps Scholarship Program
March 14, 2017
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State Scholarships
November 7, 2012
The Scholarships.com website provides information and links to a variety of scholarship, grant, and loan forgiveness sources by state.
Scholarships by State
- Alabama Scholarships
- Alaska Scholarships
- Arizona Scholarships
- Arkansas Scholarships
- California Scholarships
- Colorado Scholarships
- Connecticut Scholarships
- Delaware Scholarships
- District of Columbia Scholarships
- Florida Scholarships
- Georgia Scholarships
- Hawaii Scholarships
- Idaho Scholarships
- Illinois Scholarships
- Indiana Scholarships
- Iowa Scholarships
- Kansas Scholarships
- Kentucky Scholarships
- Louisiana Scholarships
- Maine Scholarships
- Maryland Scholarships
- Massachusetts Scholarships
- Michigan Scholarships
- Minnesota Scholarships
- Mississippi Scholarships
- Missouri Scholarships
- Montana Scholarships
- Nebraska Scholarships
- Nevada Scholarships
- New Hampshire Scholarships
- New Jersey Scholarships
- New Mexico Scholarships
- New York Scholarships
- North Carolina Scholarships
- North Dakota Scholarships
- Ohio Scholarships
- Oklahoma Scholarships
- Oregon Scholarships
- Pennsylvania Scholarships
- Rhode Island Scholarships
- South Carolina Scholarships
- South Dakota Scholarships
- Tennessee Scholarships
- Texas Scholarships
- Utah Scholarships
- Vermont Scholarships
- Virginia Scholarships
- Washington Scholarships
- West Virginia Scholarships
- Wisconsin Scholarships
- Wyoming Scholarships
Scholarships4Students.com
March 29, 2012
Students may research scholarships by ethnicity, level of schooling (i.e., high school or college), major, and state. Students with the time and patience to research the various types of scholarships available will undoubtedly discover hundreds of scholarship opportunities and potentially tens of thousands of dollars in scholarhips.
Syracuse University Scholarships
March 9, 2012
Syracuse University Scholarship Opportunities
10 full-tuition scholarships annually. This scholarship is renewable provided the student maintains a minimum cumulative GPA of 2.75, completes at least 12 credits per semester, and remains enrolled int eh School of Architecture.
Syracuse also offers a wide range of scholarships to meet a wide range of student interests and backgrounds:
- Academic Merit
- AmeriCorps
- Coronat Scholars
- Haudenosaunee Promise
- Junior Achievement
- Maxwell School of Citizenship
- NACME Program Grant
- Panstiel Scholars
- Phi Theta Kappa
- Refugee
- Remembrance
- ROTC
- Say Yes to Education
- Action Merit
- United Methodist
- Visual and Performing Arts
- World Trade Center Matching Grant
Minority Teacher Recruitment Project (MTRP)
February 8, 2012
The Minority Teacher Recruitment Project at the University of Louisville addresses the shortage of minority teachers. The program is a partnership among the University of Louisville’s College of Education and Human Development, the Jefferson County Public Schools, and the schools of the Ohio Valley Education Cooperative.
Minority Teacher Scholarship Program
Scholarships of up to $5,000 annually are available to qualifying full- or part-time students of color pursuing initial teacher certification at U of L.
To apply, you must provide the following documents:
- Completed application form
- Resumé
- Brief (one to two pages), typed, double-spaced essay, “Why I Want to Teach”
- Complete set of official transcripts from all colleges attended
- Two letters of recommendation (letters from relatives will not be considered)
Submit all materials by July 1 for Fall Semester or November 1 for Spring Semester.
Who Should Apply
- Minority students who want to make a difference in the lives of children, particularly those in our urban schools. Applicants should be willing to challenge old assumptions, explore new approaches to learning, and work energetically toward a rewarding career in the teaching profession.
- Undergraduates who are interested in a teaching career and have completed their bachelor’s degree in either the College of Arts & Sciences, the College of Business, the School of Music or the Department of Health and Promotion, Physical Education and Sport Studies.
- Applicants should be prepared to make an intense commitment of approximately one year and be able to devote full time to student teaching during the spring semester of the program.
MTRP/FEA Summer Camp for High School Students
The MTRP/FEA Summer Camp is a week-long residential program for rising high school eleventh graders, twelfth graders, and graduating seniors interested in becoming educators. Campers participate in professional development workshops, extracurricular activities, and field trips while gaining exposure to life in a university setting. Scholarship opportunities are available for graduating seniors who will be enrolled in the College of Education and Human Development at University of Louisville in the upcoming fall semester. For additional information and/or an application, please contact the Minority Teacher Recruitment Office at (502) 852-7697.
Scholarship Listing
January 26, 2012
The scholarships listed on this page are updated regularly. All new scholarships will be listed in alphabetical order. Good luck finding the scholarships that are right for you.
Abbott & Fenner Business Consultants
To apply for this scholarship you will need to write an essay on the topic, “What was the most difficult time in your life, and why? How did you perspective on life change as a result of this difficulty?”
Email your essay to: scholarships@abbottandfenner.com. (Include the name and location of the school you are presently attending.)
Up to $1,000. Deadline to apply: 06/15/12
Amanda Bupp Memorial Scholarship
Available to students who are residents of York County, PA; 3.0 GPA; proof of acceptance/enrollment into a school majoring in the medical field; letter of recommendation; essay
Up to $500. Deadline to apply: 04/30/12
American Physical Therapy Association Scholarship
A variety of scholarship programs available to students, which include federal/state scholarship resources, Mary McMillan Scholarship, minority scholarship awards, and APTA awards.
Amounts vary. Deadlines vary
Free tuition. Deadline 2/15/12
Available to high School Seniors and College Students who are children of AT&T employees.
Up to $2,500. Deadline to apply: 2/15/12
Students currently in grades 9-12. Students from public, private, alternate, or home schools are eligible to apply. Have a minimum cumulative high school grade point average of 2.5 (on a 4.0 scale), or equivalent. Demonstrate commitment to and involvement in community volunteer service or work experience. Be planning to enter a full-time undergraduate course of study at an accredited two- or four-year college, university, vocational-technical school, or online school/programfollowing high school graduation.
Up to $1,000. Deadline 2/15/12
The BigSun Organization is proud to be able to help young athletes succeed in their academic pursuits. In order to do our part we are offering an annual scholarship to a deserving student. All student athletes are eligible for this award, regardless of which sport they are participating in.
How to Apply
Please send us a short essay answering the following question:
How has your education contributed to who you are today? Why do you want to earn a college education?
Deadline: June 22, 2012.
Who is eligible?
All student athletes are eligible regardless of the sport they are engaged in. The student must be a high school senior or be attending a post secondary institute.
How to submit
All essay submissions should be sent to: athleticawards@bigsunathletics.com
When is the winner notified?
- The winner will be notified within 2 weeks and the name of the winner will be posted on this website at that time.
- When is the award received?
- The award is mailed within 2 weeks of the deadline.
Up to $500
Epilepsy Foundation Western/Central PA Scholarship Program
Diagnosis of epilepsy/seizure disorder (must be confirmed by a statement from physician); proof of acceptance to post-secondary academic/vocational program; H.S. grad of 2012; attend full-time in 2012-13; legal resident of Western/Central PA.
Up to $1000. Deadline to apply: 03/30/12
The Electronic Security Association (ESA) is accepting applications for its 2012 Youth Scholarship Program, which will award $10,000 in scholarships to two children of active duty police officers and firefighters. The first-place winner will receive $7,500 to put toward their college education and the second-place winner will receive $2,500.
Deadline to apply: 02/01/12
Jack & Jill of America Foundation
High School Senior, 3.0 GPA
Up to $2,500. Deadline to apply: 03/12/12
Available to students with a 2.75 GPA; enrolled in a public college within their state of legal residence; pursue a bachelor’s degree; US citizen; demonstrate financial need.
Up to $20,000. Deadline to apply: 02/08/12
Available to Hispanic High School Senior or graduate, College Freshman, 3.0 GPA, Culinary, Hospitality, Hotel, and Restaurant Management.
Up to $9000. Deadline to apply: 03/01/12
Available to students accepted to Drexel, Johnson & Wales, Kettering, R.I.T., University of Cincinnati, University of Toledo, or Wentworth Institute of Technology; Cum 3.5 GPA.
Up to $6,000. Deadline to apply: 2/15/12
Call Me MISTER
July 29, 2011
TheCall Me MISTER program (Mentors Instructing Students Toward Effective Role Models), founded and hosted at Clemson University, is a national teacher leadership program whose purpose is to prepare students for careers as elementary school teachers. Cultivating servant leaders is a primary goal of the program and increasing the number of African-American male teachers is an important initiative of the program. Graduates are expected to have an impact by returning to critical need schools and communities to pursue their professional careers. It is expected that students who complete their program of study will become certified to teach and will assume a teaching position in a public school and teach one year for each year they received financial support from the Call Me MISTER program.
The projects provides:
- Scholarships
- Book allowances
- Tuition assistance through loan forgiveness ($5,000 – $7,00 annually)
- Academic support
- Social and cultural support
Partner schools are located in South Carolina, Kentucky, Florida, Missouri, Virginia, and Pennsylvania. They include major universities, HBCUs, liberal arts colleges, and community colleges.
Anderson University • Benedict College • Claflin University • Clemson University • College of Charleston • Coastal Carolina University • Greenville Technical College • Midlands Technical College • Morris College • South Carolina State University • Tri-County Technical College • Trident Technical College • University of South Carolina – Beaufort • The North East Florida Educational Consortium – NEFEC • Eastern Kentucky University • Metropolitan Community College • Cheyney University • Longwood University
Contact any of the partner schools to learn more about admission requirements, scholarships, book allowances, loan forgiveness, and how your education can make a difference in the educational journeys of others.