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There are literally thousands of scholarship, grant and financial aid programs available. Some scholarships are very competitive so it is important to apply early. It is also equally important to make sure you fill out the application forms completely and correctly. Each individual scholarship has specific requirements and an application deadline so it is important to read the application details and instructions carefully.

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Scholarships for Women

Scholarships for women provide the funds and support for women to succeed in education. Scholarships help bridge the gender gap in education and empowers women to achieve their educational dreams and goals. Women are eligible to apply for all scholarships but there are specific scholarships to meet the needs of women. There are scholarships for women in every field of study and for all levels of education.

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Art/Creative

    Awarded to women who exhibit talent or artistic abilities in the visual, performing or creative arts.

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    Athletic

      Awarded to women with athletic merit or involvement.

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        African American Women

          Awarded to women and/or their families by professional organizations or associations.

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          Career Advancement

            Awarded to help further the career of women through education or other support services.

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            College and University

              Awarded directly from your educational institution.

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              Field of Study

                Awarded to women who are enrolled in a particular field of study.

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                Financial Need

                  Awarded to low-income students or families.

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                  Minority

                    Awarded to minority women.

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                    Non-traditional

                      Awarded to women who are following non-traditional paths of education

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                      Nursing/Medical

                        Awarded to women studying in nursing and other related medical fields.

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                        Professional Associations

                          Awarded to women and/or their families by professional organizations or associations.

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                          Science and Technology

                            Awarded to help women bridge the gender gap in science and technology-related fields.

                             
                             
                            African American Scholarships

                            There are many education grant and scholarship programs available specifically for African Americans. African Americans can apply for all scholarship and grant programs but there are additional programs available to help African Americans succeed in education. These grants and scholarships are available through a number of sources such as black colleges and universities, organizations, foundations, corporations and private donors. The following are excellent resources if you are looking for college funding. They offer a variety of scholarships, grants and support services for African American students and potential students.

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                            Jack and Jill of America Foundation

                            The Jack and Jill of America Foundation offers many grants, awards and scholarship programs for African Americans.

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                            Scholarships for African American Women

                            Seven different scholarships and grants for African American women.

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                            Thurgood Marshall College Fund

                            The Thurgood Marshall College Fund provides a wide variety of scholarships, internships, resources and support services for African Americans.

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                            United Negro College Fund

                            The United Negro College Fund helps African Americans attend college and succeed in higher education by providing scholarships, internships, fellowships, networking opportunities and support services.

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                            National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP)

                            The NAACP is a national leader in providing higher education opportunities to African Americans.

                             
                             
                            Scholarships for African American Women

                            There are many grants and scholarships for African American Women depending on the field of study, undergraduates and mature students returning to school.

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                            Essence Scholars Program

                              The Essence Scholars Program is a minority scholarship that is awarded to female African American undergraduate students.

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                              Julianne Malveaux Scholarship

                                To award scholarships to college students majoring in journalism, economics or a related field.

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                                African American Women in Computer Sciences Scholarships

                                  AAWCS will directly address minority women, particularly African American women that pursue degrees in computer science or information technology.

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                                  National Hook-Up of Black Women, Inc. Scholarships

                                    There are two categories of awards, one is awarded to African American freshman, sophomore, junior or senior students enrolled in an accredited college or university, the other is awarded to mature African American women (at least thirty years of age and older) who are returning to college without the support of a spouse.

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                                    Black Women in Sisterhood for Action Scholarship

                                      Helping black women beginning with the year they graduate from high school and continuing for 2 to 4 years of undergraduate education and providing scholarship assistance.

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                                      Black Women in Sport Foundation Scholarships

                                        The programs provide girls and women with educational materials and scholarships, research on leadership development and opportunities to participate in sports and physical activity.

                                         
                                         
                                        Hispanic Scholarships

                                        Scholarships, funds, fellowships and grant information for Hispanic/Latino through foundations, organizations and programs.

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                                        Ford Foundation Diversity Fellowships Program

                                          To be eligible for a Ford Foundation Fellowship award you must be a citizen of the United States, demonstrate evidence of superior academic achievement (such as grade point average, class rank, honors or other designations), and be committed to a career in teaching and research at the college or university level.

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                                          La Unidad Latina Foundation, Inc.

                                            Educational scholarships are awarded to Hispanic students on a competitive basis and range from $250 to $1000.

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                                            League of Latin American Citizens (LULAC) National Scholarship Fund

                                              LULAC offers a variety of scholarships for high school seniors, undergraduate & graduate college students.

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                                              Millennium Momentum Foundation, Inc. Best and Brightest Scholarship Program

                                                Millennium Momentum Foundation, Inc. will be awarding $45,000.00 in academic scholarships for the 2010-2011 academic school year

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                                                National Hispanic Scholarship Fund

                                                  The National Hispanic Scholarship Fund is the leading U.S. provider of grants and scholarships to Hispanic/Latino Americans. In the 2007-2008 academic year, the NHSF provided over 4,100 scholarships worth over $26.6 million dollars.

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                                                  The Tomas Rivera Policy Institute, Latino College Dollars Scholarships

                                                    For high school, college and graduate students.

                                                     
                                                     
                                                    Native American Scholarships

                                                    Native American centers for scholarship and grant Resources and internship possibilities.

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                                                    American Indian Education Foundation

                                                      The American Indian Education Foundation is one of the largest granters of education grants and scholarships in the U.S. They provide grants and scholarships and support services to Native Americans and Alaska Natives.

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                                                      American Indian Graduate Center

                                                        The American Indian Graduate Center provides education grants, scholarships, internships and employment opportunities to Native Americans.

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                                                        National Center for American Indian Enterprise Development

                                                          The Indian Fellowship Program provides education grants to Native Americans and Alaska Natives.

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                                                          Native American Education Grant

                                                            The Native American Education Grant is funded by the U.S. Presbyterian Church and provides grants to Native Americans and Alaska Natives who are pursuing full-time post-secondary education.

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                                                            The Native Hawaiian Education Program

                                                              The Native Hawaiian Education Program is funded by the U.S. Department of Education. The purpose of the program is to promote innovation and support in education among Native Hawaiians.

                                                               
                                                               
                                                              Scholarships can be a valuable source of funding for your college education.They can pay for part or possibly all of your college tuition, living expenses and college-related expenses. Below you will find links to some of the well-known scholarship search sites. They allow you to do a detailed search on available scholarships that match your individual needs.

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