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730 12th St
Kamloops, British Columbia
V2B 3C1
250 376-1272
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Students, you are invited to apply for scholarships between January 1 and April 1 each year. Scholarship awards range from $600 to $2,500. Applicants must be a graduate of a North Dakota high school. Check out the information below to learn about scholarship opportunities from North Dakota Dollars for Scholars.Scholarships Available to High SeniorsBrad and Julie Burgum Community Service Scholarship$1,000...
Simon Youth Foundation works to help students achieve their goals, and cost alone should not prevent a student from furthering their education. Each year, SYF looks to award, on average, $1 million, in scholarships, to help students with the cost of post-secondary education. Scholarship awards and amounts are based on available funding.Shari Simon Greenberg Community Scholarships of the Simon Youth...
The Massachusetts Elks Association fosters and carries on the philanthropic work of assisting worthy young men and women to secure the advantages of an undergraduate college education through a corporation organized under the laws of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts and known as the Massachusetts Elks Scholarship Inc. The program offers grants to students demonstrating financial need, scholarship aptitude, and good...
The Silver State Opportunity Grant Program (SSOG Program) is Nevada’s first and only state-supported financial aid program created by the 2015 Legislature pursuant to Senate Bill 227 (Chapter 387, Statutes of Nevada 2015). Under the SSOG Program, need based grants will be awarded to eligible low income students who are college-ready to pay for a portion of the cost of...
The Part-Time TAG Program for County College Students provides grants to eligible students while enrolled for between 6-11 credits. The amount of an individual award varies based upon the student's need, cost of attendance and available funding.Eligibility RequirementsStudents must:A) Have a high school diploma or recognized equivalentB) Demonstrate financial needC) Students must be citizens, eligible non-citizens or eligible to file...
