5 Steps to Get Scholarships for First-Generation Students
In this article, we’ll talk about where to find scholarships for first-generation students and how to put together a winning application.
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Finding ways to pay for college is a perpetual topic of interest to most college students and their families. When it comes to the latest information, tips and tricks for finding ways to pay for college, look no further. HBCU Lifestyle offer practical, up-to-date information to help you fund your black college experience.
Once upon a time, finding money for college was the purview of guidance counselors. Nowadays, scholarship information is available across the Internet – in fact, there’s so much it can be difficult to determine what you qualify for! HBCU Lifestyle eases the process, offering a library of scholarships tailored specifically to the HBCU student. We take it a step further too, connecting our readers with sweepstakes opportunities and other unique online college resources.
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In this article, we’ll talk about where to find scholarships for first-generation students and how to put together a winning application.
Apply for the Mischief for Change Scholarship to receive financial aid up to $16,400 to pay for tuition and fees from Sour Patch Kids and TMCF.
The Hungry for Education Scholarship from the Tom Joyner Foundation and the Denny’s application deadline is December 10, 2022.
20 HBCU students will receive up to $5,000 from the Creme of Nature HBCU Scholarship fund and other prizes including Creme of Nature products.
A comprehensive scholars program will assist Legends HBCU Scholarship recipients in career preparation job placement and mentoring.
The Rooted In Science Scholarship in partnership with CVS and UNCF to provide $5k per year for female HBCU students pursuing STEM degrees.
Students can apply for the McDonald’s Scholarship up to $15,000 for the 2021-22 HBCU academic year on the TMCF website until May 10.
Each October, the federal government provides more than $150 billion in financial aid for college or career school. See our FAFSA application success tips.