Category: Scholarships

The A-1 Auto Transport offers a money for college through their yearly A-1 Auto Transport Scholarship. They will be giving a total of three student scholarships that are worth $250, $500, and $1,000. This award will be directly received by the college/university/school’s office of financial aid. These student scholarships are available for students in the …

The Dutch Ministry of Education, applied sciences universities, culture and science, and numerous Dutch universities on research are funding the Holland Scholarship that gives education grants for a college degree program. The Holland Scholarship is exclusively offered to international students who are non-EEA or those who live outside the European Economic Area. For this scholarship, …

As part of the initiative taken by the Ministry of Education (MOE) of Taiwan to expose exemplary students from outside the Chinese territory (Mainland China, Hong Kong, Macau, and Taiwan) to the educational system imposed in Taiwan and to reinforce communication, understanding, and camaraderie between Taiwan and other countries across the globe, the MOE has …

Accredited universities will always offer scholarships and grants Not sure if the college you’ve applied too is accredited? Just check if they offer funding opportunities or not As the years pass, degree programs or e-learning programs are becoming more and more vital in the world of higher education. Because technology has become ubiquitous, online programs …

Students in need of financial assistance can apply for this scholarship You need to act fast if you want to win this $5,000 scholarships, as only the first 500 applications will be considered   Many students start their scholarship search around the time they finish their college education online or offline applications, but experts encourage …

Scholarships offered by law firms are pretty common these days Law firm Stevens & McMillian wants to sponsor students who lack the finances to go to college If you finally decided that you want to attend college, then congratulations! Next, roll out your sleeves because there’s work to be done. First of all, you need …