Scholarshipzone

If you're interested in attending college after high school, you're not alone. The National Center for Education Statistics reports that between 1975 and 1997, the percentage of individuals who enrolled in college right after high school increased from 51 to 67 percent. Within a little more than a decade, more people were interested in obtaining a higher education.
However, college is not always an option for children who grow up in low-income families.…

It's not uncommon for families with more than one child to struggle to send their kids to college. More children means more tuition costs and fees, which can be financially hard on families that are already strapped for cash. If you're a high school student who wants to go to college, regardless of how many siblings you have, there are a few ways you can make it happen.…

Many people have a strong interest in cyber security and computers, but do not have the financial means to expand upon their passion by attending college. Without an ample amount of money, it can be difficult to pay for tuition and attend a reputable postsecondary institution.
In an effort to provide prospective students with more learning opportunities, the International Informations Systems Security Certification Consortium recently gave out scholarships to applicants interested in cyber security, according to Federal News Radio.…

Many high school students often find themselves stressed out when they think about college, especially those who do not have the financial means to pay for tuition and fees. However, one program is now helping students sleep easier at night by providing them with free rides to earn degrees.
Recently, the "Say Yes to Education" moved into Buffalo, guaranteeing that all underprivileged children will be able to attend a state school by 2013.…

Many people look to colleges and private businesses for grants and scholarships that can help them reduce the cost of tuition. However, some of the best resources for individuals looking to financially support themselves through college are located right in their own communities.
Recently, the Vernon Area Public Library announced that it will be accepting applications for a $2,000 scholarship, titled the Allen Meyer Memorial Scholarship, according to TribLocal.com.…

If you're already thinking about college, chances are you have a major or degree in mind that you would like to work toward once you're there. However, there's only so much you can learn while you're in high school about earning a postsecondary education. While guidance counselors are a good source, they aren't the only people you can go to for information.…

Many high school students know they want to attend college, but are at a loss when it comes to beginning the process. In addition to selecting the right school and choosing a major, individuals must have a solid idea of how they plan to pay for tuition and fees.
Parents who have never sent a child to a postsecondary instution before have found helpful information at local college and career fairs in the past.…

It can cost tens of thousands of dollars each year for individuals to attend college, but many people are willing to foot the bill in order to earn a degree. In turn, this often leaves them in debt, but more options are popping up for students to survive the financial pull of education loans.
College grants and scholarships are increasing in popularity as individuals look to reduce the cost of tuition and get back to focusing on what really matters - earning a higher education and embarking on an ideal career path.…

Going to college can be an exciting time in your life as you meet new people and work toward a degree. However, attending a postsecondary institution also means taking on the financial responsibilities of paying for tuition and other fees.
The U.S. Department of Education says that becoming familiar with financial lingo and the basics of managing your money prior to beginning your first semester at college can pay off.…

It can be difficult to attend college if you don't have the financial means to pay for tuition and fees. However, the government has a number of resources available to individuals who are interested in earning a degree.
By filling out the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA), you may qualify for assistance from the U.S. Department of Education. However, there are a few requirements that you must meet in order to receive aid.…