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You are interested in furthering your education but funding is an issue. Are their awards that can help? There are millions of dollars available. They are NOT only for high school seniors! Many #adultscholarships are industry focused. There are a lot of options! Consider applying to the following:
#Return2College Scholarship - over the age of 17 who is planning to enroll the upcoming school year. No maximum age limit. Complete a short form and answer the question “Why are you getting your degree?” in three sentences. https://www.return2college.com/awardprogram.cfm
#Working Parent College Scholarship - at least a 3.0 GPA and work a minimum of 12 hours per week. Applicants fill out a short form and submit a 600-1,000-word essay explaining how they balance parenting, working and studying. Job-Applications.com Scholarship Programs - Job-Applications.com
#College JumpStart scholarship - annual $1,000 award that’s based on applicants’ merits and accomplishments. Complete a short form and include a 250-word statement explaining your educational goals. College JumpStart Scholarship (jumpstart-scholarship.net)
Boomer Benefits Scholarship Adults aged 50 or older can qualify for the Boomer Benefits scholarship. https://boomerbenefits.com/scholarship-requirements/
Imagine America Adult Skills Education Program - must be at least 19 years of age to qualify for the Adult Skills Education program and be enrolled in an eligible career or vocational training program. can apply to win up to $1,000. https://www.imagine-america.org/scholarshipsforadults/
Never stop looking for funding. You can apply for grants or loans to assist. It is imperative you fill out the #FAFSA (The Federal Application for Student Aid) each year to make you eligible for tuition assistance at the institution you attend. There are Federal grants like the Pell Grant and the Federal Supplemental Educational Opportunity Grant (FSEOG). These are offered to students regardless of age. Both are based on financial need.
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Writer: Ednisha Knighten @Ednishathewriter — Follow more at Black Girl News @itsblackgirlnews
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