The neat thing about .org sites are that they are public service sites. They do not charge for their services.
I found several today while searching for scholarship information, so I want to share them with you here.
#1 Scholarship Help - this site has a 2005 copyright, and has some useful information, but some of it is dated, and at least one link is also . But they have an interesting Internet Guide page: http://www.scholarshiphelp.org/helpful_links.htm. This has some sites I am not familiar with.
#2 School Scholarships - this school seems to only offer links to online schools, but offered some articles and a link to the next site, Grants.gov. http://schoolscholarships.org/
#3 Grants.gov - this site helps people apply for Federal grants. It has a nice search page here: http://grants.gov/applicants/find_grant_opportunities.jsp
#4 Apply Texas: this is a Texas admission page for every Texas Public University, "plus some private and two-year schools." What a great idea - and you can find out what is offered as far as scholarships with your application here: https://www.applytexas.org/adappc/gen/c_start.WBX
Another site I liked was the sdfoundation links page here (from the San Diego Foundation): http://www.sdfoundation.org/scholarships/websites.shtml.
All for now,
Betsyanne
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Thanks for the great list of scholarship information. It's nice to do some research and understand the possible steps to take to gain a scholarship. As a future freshman next year I have begun looking for scholarships and this helps a lot!
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