Scholarshipzone

Since 1916, Wegman's Food Markets, Inc. has been building its family-owned chain of stores. They now have 80 locations down the East Coast from New York to Virginia, and have been pioneering The Wegman's Employee Scholarship Program since 1984. Over the years, more than 26,500 employees have received a total of $85 million in scholarship funding. This year - the program's 29th - sees 1,686 employees receiving $5.05 million for the coming academic year, the largest number of scholarships ever annually awarded.…

Once upon a time computers were mysterious room-sized machines that only MIT minds could fathom and operate. Now we carry them around in our pockets and find them invaluable both during and outside of class. Computers are a collegiate essential, and you're going to want to make sure that yours is just as ready to embark on college life as you are.…

When you're accepted at most schools, you'll be given a choice as to whether you want to pay for just your education or your education plus room and board. Room and board essentially means living in a dorm and having access to the school dining halls, so are you shelling out a whole lot more money just for a place to sleep and underwhelming food?…

Bunker Hill Community College, the largest of Massachusetts' community colleges, has been given a $536,456 three-year grant from the National Science Foundation. The school has announced that it will be using the funding to establish a new school scholarship program, titled "Rewarding Excellence For Leaders in Engineering, Computer Science, and Information Technology," or REFLECT.
Through the REFLECT program, more than 60 students will receive two-year schooling at Bunker Hill Community College, or one year at Bunker Hill and the second at another at a four-year school of that student's choice.…

So your best friend is looking for a roommate for next term, or maybe you and a close friend are heading to the same college after high school - if you have the option, should you room together? Here are some tips for college students stuck in a bind.
The only thing tougher than managing the coursework in college is managing your friendships.…

So you've spent the last eight months slaving over college applications and writing your heart out in essay after essay. The last thing you want to think about - other than finals probably - is a scholarship application. Here's the good news: All those college essays? Well there's probably a lot there that you can mine for your scholarship applications. The bad, but totally manageable, news?…

Leslie Martin is one lucky girl. The 18-year-old Texas teen has won the first Majesty Outdoors college scholarship, which was handed to her May 12th at a fundraising event for next year's recipients held in San Antonio, Texas. According to Majesty Outdoors, the scholarship fund is looking good for 2013, and will likely be able to help out a whole set of graduating seniors.…

While figuring out your college scholarship opportunities and course requirements are important preliminary steps as you enter your freshman year, much of your attention is likely focused on the social component of dorm life. In addition to making new friends, you may be wondering what sort of romantic encounters your school has in store for you. But before you go searching for your soul mate or a simple fling, here are some things you should know about college relationships.…

Beginning your freshman year of college will throw a number of challenges your way that you may not have encountered before. With the average annual tuition at a four-year college nearly $33,000 during the 2009-2010 school year, according to the National Center for Education Statistics, you'll need to find scholarship opportunities to help counter the costs. However, there are a number of other task you'll need to master without the help of mom and dad as a student.…

Whether you've already been accepted to college or are still in the application process, picking a college major can be a tough decision. Though some students have an idea of what they want to study going into freshman year, many remain undecided or even change majors multiple times as undergraduates. If you're struggling to discover the right academic path for you, here are some tips to help.…