Scholarships and Grants
How Much Money Can I Expect From Scholarships?
Most students can expect to receive $5,000 to $10,000 in scholarships, but that varies widely based on the cost of...
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Encourage your child to apply for scholarships if he or she is academically gifted, a talented athlete, or involved in social or academic organizations. There are countless types of scholarships out there, so you may need to do some research. While scholarships are usually merit-based, grants are often need-based, and you can find them through your state government, college, or nonprofit organizations.
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Parent’s Guide to Scholarships and Grants
Scholarships and grants offer valuable sources of free money to families who need help paying for college. Though students are...
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What Aid Is Available From State Governments?
Financial aid, typically in the form of scholarships and grants, is available from state governments. No single resource exists that...
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Are There Scholarships Parents Can Apply for?
Yes, there are scholarships for parents, but most focus on giving an award to a single parent trying to gain...
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