Scholarships, grants and Prizes
College-bound high school seniors looking for financial aid, with FAFSA, grants, workstudy, and scholarships beyond traditional student loans, have several options to pursue. High schools merit organizations such as the National Honor Society or STEM organizations often offer specific grants and prizes. Additionally, athletes may wish to pursue sports scholarships tailored to their particular area of excellence. Lastly, many religious organizations provide financial assistance as well. In each case, the applicant must thoroughly research each financial opportunity and complete the application requirements to be considered for awards or grants. With due diligence a potential college student can discover a considerable amount of financial aid opportunities that will help fund their educational goals.
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Financing a college education is one of the biggest financial projects any family can take on. Big Future.collegeboard.org provides the facts on financial aid options , and the United Negro College Fund, Ron Brown Scholar Program available to help African American college-bound high school seniors afford the cost of college tuition, books, and other costs. The Collegiate Informer
Words by Edith Mbuyi
