How can we get scholarship or grant money?
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well first off I'm guessing you both are over the age of 25 years old so when you are doing fasfa and you are approved for a pell grant trust me the gov will pay for you to go to school because you are 25 and older so with the rebate check and some type of check they give you because of the age it will add up and that check is monthly oh when you do your fasfa check yes for loans but do not accept the loan
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Go to the Financial Aid Office at your school and tell them that you want to explore any and all avenues for aid, grants, loans and scholarships.  Insist on that kind of information - don't just tell that you need money.  You need to be specific.  I worked in a college and I know that with some employees, students need to know the right questions to ask.  You may add that you may not be able to attend without the help.  They really do need students, and may try harder to help keep you in.\n\nGood luck - and remember - be specific in your request.
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Go to fastweb.com good source for scholarships for anyone, based on the info you provide.
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apply for grants, scholarships and even student loans.
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Scholarships and government grants.
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Directly you can discuss with the higher authority of any University. They help you how to start.\nYou can give one scholarship for a department you like.\nThe subject acquired it for their result.\nOr you can do some thing for the poor[financially] student but the are good student.You can make some criteria for the scholarship.\nThanks
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I'm not sure where you could get a grant, but I'm sure there are many organizations that would help you. A visit to a government office would probably help you more than anything else. \n\nBut most of all, welcome to America!
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Scholarships are harder to get- you have to apply, most times write an essay and be very exemplary for someone to want to give you a scholarship. \n\nWhy? Because a scholarship is free money, a gift. Money to go to school, pay for books, etc.\n\nLoans you also have to apply for. First fill out a FAFSA form. These you pay back everything and interest on them. This is NOT free. You pay for loan money. \n\nLoan money is designed to pay for everything that grants and scholarships don't cover.
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Contact the college they wwant to go to, they should have hardship fund and scholarship info for you.
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You can apply for financial aid and scholarships.\n\nSee:\nhttp://www.finaid.org/\nhttp://www.ed.gov/finaid/landing.jhtml?src=ln
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ask about the ollege access funds, sometimes called hardship funds, ALL colleges and universities have them but the funds are limited so apply early.\n\nSome charities and educational trusts give money to students, try EGAS they will send your son a form and then identify possible sources of funding, although to be honest they tend to have been set up in the days when men found work easily so women stand more chance as do those with a disability.\n\nThere is a huge reference book called something like "grant making trusts" - you will find it in the library but it is normally only for reference.\n\nI went through the entire book identifying trusts that may help me, I put these on a database, I then did a mailmerge and wrote off about 200 letters, I got about 20 replies and funding from about 6.\n\nOne advantage of this kind of funding is that it does not count as income so is not taxed and does not affect dss benefits.\n\nYour son stands more chance if one of his parents is a member of particular groups such as freemasons, or a member of the clergy or even the geografical area he lives in.\n\ngood luck.
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There are several helpful sources to locate scholarships and grants for colleges from different organizations and companies. All of these sources are free.\n\nFirst, the high school guidance office is a great source for a high school student to find local scholarships available to its students.\n\nSecond, college financial aid offices and website has a list of private scholarships from companies and organizations. Sometimes a college major's information website might have a listing of scholarships available, too.\n\nThird, search Google.com and Yahoo.com for scholarships based on race, religion, ethnicity, and college major.\n\nFourth, some pretty big name companies also offer scholarships for particular fields. For example, Tylenol has scholarships for the health professions.\n\nFifth, some employers offer scholarships or help extend the knowledge of its employees such as McDonalds. Also, some professional organizations offer scholarships.\n\nFinally, join several free membership scholarship search websites. Most are updated on a regular basis. Often, they offer customized scholarship searches based on the information you enter into the form.\n\nGood luck!
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Yes there are.  Just go to www.fastweb.com.  It's a wonderful site that caters just to students looking for grants and scholarships.  You just check the boxes that apply to you and the web site generated them and alerts you of the scholarships that best fit to you!
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Go to this site\nhttp://www.brokescholar.com/index.cfm?CMP=KNL-\nS51F92570221\n\nthey have over 650,000 scholarship award listings. Members can usethe free service to apply for billions of scholarship and grant dollars.\n\nplug in your informtion and they will generate a list of scholarships you may qualify for......they also give you infopr on applying for scholarships!\n\nGood Luck
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Any kind you want!\nhttp://toryforpresident.com/page/4/ has some crazy unique tips for getting scholarships. Or you can simple good the word "scholarships" you'll get thousands of hit.
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There are tons of institutions that can help. Do a search for Grants, and you will find them. Some specialized for the kind of business you want to open, or for your town etc.\n\nAnd yeah... spellcheck your grant requests...
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You can get a pell grant at any income level.\nIt depends on the scholarship.