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Hispanic college students pursuing math, science, engineering or technology degrees can apply for more than $2 million in scholarships and internships.
They can do so through Advancing Hispanic Excellence in Technology, Engineering, Math and Science, the educational foundation of the Society of Hispanic Professional Engineers.
Students can apply for as many scholarships and internships as they qualify for.
Deadlines range from Feb. 1 to April 1.
Alliant International University focuses on preparing students for professional careers in the applied social sciences.
Our institution applies scholarship to solve social problems and has always had an abiding concern for diversity and internationalism.
Formed in July 2001 by the combination of the California School of Professional Psychology (CSPP) and United States International University (USIU), Alliant is an independent, not-for-profit institution of higher education with a history distinguished by innovation.
Our Campuses
Alliant offers students a choice of six California campuses: Fresno, Irvine, Los Angeles, Sacramento, San Diego, and San Francisco.
The Alliant family is composed of three schools that span its multiple campuses:
the California School of Professional Psychology (CSPP)
the Graduate School of Education, (GSOE) and
the Marshall Goldsmith School of Management (MGSM)
Two types of scholarships are offered:
I. Alumni Referral Scholarship Fund:
The Alliant International University Alumni Referral Scholarship is an annual tuition grant of $1,000 that can run as long as four years and is awarded to an incoming student for full-time, continuous enrollment. The scholarship will be given in the name of the alumnus or alumna who refers the student. The scholarship will be offered beginning with the fall semester of 2007. It will run through the spring semester of 2010 and can be extended with approval from the Alliant President. Students enrolled in half-time will be granted a $500 annual scholarship.
II. Alumni Legacy Scholarship Fund:
The Alliant International University Alumni Legacy Scholarship is offered to immediate family members of those who graduated from Alliant, USIU, CSPP, Cal Western or Balboa College. This scholarship offers an annual 25% discount on tuition to a student who is continuously enrolled in full time studies. The scholarship will be offered beginning with the fall semester of 2007. It will run through the spring semester of 2010 and can be extended with approval from the Alliant President.
Who are Alumni for the Alumni Referral and Legacy Scholarships?
For the purpose of the alumni referral and legacy scholarships the referring alumni must have earned a degree from Alliant International University or from one of the former legacy institutions. (Balboa College, California Western University, California School of Professional Psychology, and United States International University)
Criteria for the Alumni Referral and Legacy Scholarships:
1. The intent of both scholarship programs is to provide an incentive for alumni to be involved in the university.
2. The referral process for both scholarships must be initiated by alumni.
3. Alumni may refer up to 3 prospective students each year.
4. The scholarships are only effective upon the student being accepted by the various schools at Alliant.
5. Students being referred must be starting as new students beginning the Fall semester 2007.
6. All referrals must be sent to the Director of Alumni Relations for approval before the scholarship can be awarded.
Alliant International University focuses on preparing students for professional careers in the applied social sciences.
Our institution applies scholarship to solve social problems and has always had an abiding concern for diversity and internationalism.
Formed in July 2001 by the combination of the California School of Professional Psychology (CSPP) and United States International University (USIU), Alliant is an independent, not-for-profit institution of higher education with a history distinguished by innovation.
Our Campuses
Alliant offers students a choice of six California campuses: Fresno, Irvine, Los Angeles, Sacramento, San Diego, and San Francisco.
The Alliant family is composed of three schools that span its multiple campuses:
the California School of Professional Psychology (CSPP)
the Graduate School of Education, (GSOE) and
the Marshall Goldsmith School of Management (MGSM)
Two types of scholarships are offered:
I. Alumni Referral Scholarship Fund:
The Alliant International University Alumni Referral Scholarship is an annual tuition grant of $1,000 that can run as long as four years and is awarded to an incoming student for full-time, continuous enrollment. The scholarship will be given in the name of the alumnus or alumna who refers the student. The scholarship will be offered beginning with the fall semester of 2007. It will run through the spring semester of 2010 and can be extended with approval from the Alliant President. Students enrolled in half-time will be granted a $500 annual scholarship.
II. Alumni Legacy Scholarship Fund:
The Alliant International University Alumni Legacy Scholarship is offered to immediate family members of those who graduated from Alliant, USIU, CSPP, Cal Western or Balboa College. This scholarship offers an annual 25% discount on tuition to a student who is continuously enrolled in full time studies. The scholarship will be offered beginning with the fall semester of 2007. It will run through the spring semester of 2010 and can be extended with approval from the Alliant President.
Who are Alumni for the Alumni Referral and Legacy Scholarships?
For the purpose of the alumni referral and legacy scholarships the referring alumni must have earned a degree from Alliant International University or from one of the former legacy institutions. (Balboa College, California Western University, California School of Professional Psychology, and United States International University)
Criteria for the Alumni Referral and Legacy Scholarships:
1. The intent of both scholarship programs is to provide an incentive for alumni to be involved in the university.
2. The referral process for both scholarships must be initiated by alumni.
3. Alumni may refer up to 3 prospective students each year.
4. The scholarships are only effective upon the student being accepted by the various schools at Alliant.
5. Students being referred must be starting as new students beginning the Fall semester 2007.
6. All referrals must be sent to the Director of Alumni Relations for approval before the scholarship can be awarded.
Caterpillar Scholarships
Four Caterpillar scholarships of $1,500 each will provide an excellent way to strengthen company ties with Georgia Tech and its distinguished students. These scholarships will be available to undergraduate students entering the MSE program.
Caterpillar scholarships will be awarded during the academic year to qualifying students in areas of academic interest to Caterpillar. Each student will be known as a Caterpillar scholar.
Scholars will be selected as sophomores or above. Minority scholars may be selected as incoming freshman.
Requirements:
* Students must be full-time undergraduate students.
* Students must maintain a 2.8 (B) average or better.
* Scholars must be U.S. citizens, permanent residents, temporary residents who have applied for or been granted amnesty by INS, refugees or asylees, and able to establish employment eligibility under the Immigration Reform and Control Act of 1986.
United Negro College Fund (UNCF)
UNCF is a fund-raising consortium of 39 private, fully accredited, four-year, historically black colleges and universities. As an educational assistance organization, The College Fund provides operating assistance to its 39 member colleges and universities, administers over 400 scholarship programs for African American students, provides technical assistance for HBCUs, and conducts research and data collection on African American education. In its 55 year history, UNCF has raised over $1.4 billion to promote higher education achievement in the African American community and has helped to graduate over 300,000 African Americans from undergraduate and graduate programs.
SCHOLARSHIP:
Name: Alliance Data Scholarship
Scholarship Value: $5,000
Classifications: Open, Undergraduate Freshman, Undergraduate Sophomore, Undergraduate Junior, Undergraduate Senior
Minimum GPA: 3.0
Eligible Majors: Open
Eligible Schools: UNCF Member Colleges and Universities
Eligible Locations: Open
Application Deadline :
Scholarship Detail: This scholarship is available to students who are enrolled at one of UNCF institutions and have a financial need.
Donor/Sponsor Name: Alliance Data
Scholarships
Scholarships For International Students Ashland University is pleased to offer financial aid to students who qualify for enrollment in our undergraduate programs. International students are considered for scholarships which are based on their academic achievement prior to entering Ashland University.
The International Presidential Scholarship
The International Presidential Scholarship is awarded to students who are entering Ashland University as first-year students (freshmen). The amount of the scholarship is determined by the grade point average of the last four years of education. The amount of the scholarship can be enhanced if the student submits official results of the Scholastic Aptitude Test (SAT). Effective for Fall 2002 and beyond.
The maximum amount is $8, 000/year. The scholarship can be granted for a maximum of five years. A student needs to maintain a 3.0 GPA at Ashland University at the end of each academic year for the award to be renewed for the following year.
ELEGIBILITY:
To be eligible for any scholarship, an applicant must meet the following requirements:
The student must submit a completed application form. Please carefully check the list of documents required for admission to the program you intend to enter.
The student must have a GPA of 2.75/4.0 in order to qualify for entrance into any Ashland University programs. For educational systems which do not use the grade point average system, our credentials evaluator will determine the equivalent GPA for the grades achieved in that educational system.
If a student is eligible for any scholarship, the scholarship is automatically granted as a reduction in tuition. There are no extra forms to complete.
Important Notes about Scholarships
To be eligible for any scholarship, an applicant must meet the following requirements:
* The student must submit a completed application form. Please carefully check the list of documents required for admission to the program you intend to enter.
* The student must have a GPA of 2.75/4.0 in order to qualify for entrance into any Ashland University programs. For educational systems which do not use the grade point average system, our credentials evaluator will determine the equivalent GPA for the grades achieved in that educational system.
If a student is eligible for any scholarship, the scholarship is automatically granted as a reduction in tuition. There are no extra forms to complete.
The scholarship is renewable for up to five years (ten semesters), provided the student is making satisfactory progress toward the bachelor or associate degree. The award does not apply to summer program study, graduate study (Master's degree), or intensive English language study.
$30,000 for master´s level and $36,000 over a three-year period for doctoral students.
American Indian graduate students pursuing degrees in natural science at The University of Montana are eligible for a new scholarship program established by the A.P. Sloan Foundation. David Strobel, Dean of the Graduate School, is the academic supervisor of the program and Professor Penny Kukuk is the co-Principal Investigator of the grant.
The Sloan Scholars Program is intended to increase the number of American Indian students in the sciences. It provides supplemental funding of $30,000 over a two-year period for master’s level students and $36,000 over a three-year period for doctoral students. Science programs must offer students a teaching or research assistantship in order for students to be eligible for Sloan funding, as the money is provided as a supplement to departmental assistantships.
Funding for students will be available fall semester 2005 through fall semester 2007.
In addition to funding, UM Sloan Scholars will receive cultural support. They will take a graduate seminar taught by Professor Penny Kukuk and the seminar will also have an American Indian teaching assistant who will provide orientation and assistance to students. Sloan Scholars also will have an American Indian counselor available to them, as well as culturally relevant campus activities.
Eligibility: Students must be tribally identified. Students applying to graduate programs in the Division of Biological Sciences, Department of Chemistry, College of Forestry and Conservation, Department of Geology, Department of Environmental Studies, College of Health Professions and Biomedical Sciences or in interdisciplinary sciences are eligible. Students in environmental studies must have a natural or physical science major to qualify.
Sloan funding is for new graduate students only. Students now enrolled in graduate programs are not eligible. However, students working on their master’s can apply for funding as a new student if they formally enter a doctoral program after receiving their master’s degree.
Application Information:
Prospective students apply to one of the graduate programs listed and indicate in their personal statements that they wish to be considered for the Sloan Scholars Program. Once they have received a written offer for a teaching or research assistantship from their program and have been accepted by the Graduate School, their graduate application file will be used by the Graduate School to consider them for the Sloan Scholars Program.
Graduate Dean David Strobel will notify students who are accepted as Sloan Scholars.
General Description:
The Women's College of the University of Denver pairs the region's best private-school education with a format proven to help women succeed.
Why The Women's College?
It's a University of Denver degree on a weekend schedule.
Scholarships:
Scholarships are an excellent way to offset some of the expense of a college education. Students attending The Women's College may apply for scholarships offered through the College or funded by private donors. The Women's College offers a variety of scholarships each year to both current and incoming students.
Scholarships for New Students
Women who are students at The Women's College of the University of Denver for the first time are eligible to apply for scholarships at the time of their admissions application. These significant scholarships help to offset the cost of tuition for our programs. Please see individual scholarship requirements to learn more.
Scholarships for Continuing Students
Once enrolled in classes at The Women's College, our students are encouraged to apply for scholarships unique to our academic community. Our scholarships for continuing students are only awarded to students of The Women's College and applications are due at various times throughout the academic year. Some are based upon demonstrated financial need, others upon merit. Please see individual scholarship requirements to learn more.
Outside Scholarship Resources
The Women's College makes available scholarship opportunities for our students from outside sources as we learn about them. However, there are myriad resources available on the Internet and in print form, and we encourage all women interested in funding their education partially through scholarship to explore these options. Resources for outside scholarship investigation as well as specific outside scholarship listings are available online.
Financial Seminars
The Women's College offers financial advising and a series of Financial Seminars to prepare students for spring and summer scholarship applications.
ADMISSIONS:
No ACT or SAT Required: The Women's College requires no standardized entrance exams. College entrance exams are usually not reliable indicators of academic success for adult students.
Applicants are accepted on an ongoing basis and are considered individually for scholarship eligibility.
DESCRIPTION:
Judson College is the nation's fifth oldest women's college. Founded in 1838 by Baptists in Marion, Alabama to educate young women in a Christian environment, it remains committed to a quality, student-centered education for the women of today.
As a Judson College student you will have the opportunity to gain a strong and competitive education, an elevated sense of mission, faith in God, confidence in your abilities, and the support of a sisterhood unlike any other.
Judson College Preview/Scholarship Days:
- November 11 , 2006
- February 17, 2007
- March 17, 2007 - Jr. Day
* Music Auditions
* Athletics Tryouts
* Campus Tours
* Faculty Seminars
* Student Activities
* Chat with the President
* Join us for lunch
* Financial Planning Seminar
* Faculty Interviews
* Horse Show
We invite you to take part in our College Visitation and Scholarship Day and discover all that Judson College has to offer.
During your visit, you can compete for the valuable Lockhart Scholarships or audition for our excellent music scholarships. You'll experience a taste of Judson College life as you intermingle with our faculty, students, and staff and as you stroll the grounds of our peaceful campus. We'll share with you just how valuable and affordable a Judson education is by outlining our comprehensive program of financial assistance.
Lockhart Scholarship Exams:
Awards are based on competitive scores, character references, high school transcripts, and test scores. The awards may be applied to any bachelor's-degree program at Judson.
AWARDS: (values based on a 4 year enrollment period)
One $37,700 full-tuition scholarship
Two $10,000 partial-tuition scholarships
Three $8,000 partial-tuition scholarships
Music Scholarship Auditions:
- Piano
- Organ
- Voice
- Orchestral Instruments
Auditions: Perform two compositions of contrasting style from the standard repertoire in your performing area such as a Bach two-part invention, a movement from a sonata, standard art song repertoire, or an instrumental etude. Select compositions that will demonstrate your best qualities and potential. An accompanist will be provided. memorization is required for vocal and piano auditions.
Eligibility for scholarship competition:
All high school senior women and/or transfer students who have submitted a Judson application before preview/scholarship day.
NOTE: The Financial Assistance Package is the total amount of financial assistance a student receives. Judson's application for admission includes the financial aid application. This may include funds from several different resources. The Financial Aid Package cannot exceed the cost of tuition, fees, books, and loving expenses.
NOTE: The awarding of certain scholarships may exclude eligibility for a limited number of other scholarships.
The Southern Scholarship Foundation proudly serves students attending five major universities in Florida:
Bethune-Cookman College, Florida A&M University, Florida Gulf Coast University, Florida State University, and the University of Florida.
Program Description:
For over fifty years Southern Scholarship Foundation has helped more than 8,000 students with outstanding academic abilities, good character and financial need realize their dream of a college education . Qualified students attending Florida State University, Florida A&M University, the University of Florida, Florida Gulf Coast University, and Bethune-Cookman College are awarded scholarships in the form of rent-free housing to live in one of twenty-seven, furnished scholarship houses that are adjacent to their college campus.
How to Apply for a Scholarship:
1.- Download the application.
2.- Complete fully and return to:
Administrative Office
Southern Scholarship Foundation
322 Stadium Drive
Tallahassee, FL 32304
3.- Keep track of what you have turned in with the application check list.
4.- If, after you submit your application, there are still items we have not received, you will receive a email stating what information is missing.
Scholarship Timeline:
March 1 — Complete applications will be evaluated.
Late April — Acceptance letters mailed.
Late June — Students will receive their house assignment packet.
Late August — Students move into their new homes depending on start of classes.
*** Priority will be given to those applicants who complete the application by March 1. We accept submission of applications after the priority deadline. Many late applicants are awarded scholarships or put on our wait list.
