While we do not profile them nearly as much as we should, scholarships offered through either the United States Armed Forces or ROTC programs are some of the most financially rewarding scholarship programs out their for students, along with guaranteeing the recipient a place in the service upon graduation. One of these programs is the F. Edward Hébert Armed Forces Health Professions Scholarship Program, a program for those pursuing an advanced health [...]
The Jefferson Scholars Foundation enables a number of highly qualified high school seniors to be accepted to the University of Virginia with a full ride. This program is not only financial, but “is an extensive enrichment program which aims to support and nurture these students throughout their four years at U.Va. Also an important part of the program is the community that develops between Scholars, Graduate Fellows, staff, and alumni.” The [...]
In our Scholarships360 page on college-specific scholarships, we note that “some of the best (highest dollar amount) scholarships are college-specific scholarships that colleges and universities offer as part of their aid packages.” With March Madness right around the corner, I couldn’t think of a better school to profile that offers these types of scholarships than one of the schools most synonymous with college basketball- the University of North Carolina at [...]
As we have mentioned before on Scholarships360, college-specific scholarships offer some of the most generous financial aid packages out there, and the Freeman Asian Scholars Program at Wesleyan University (in Middletown, Connecticut) certainly counts among them. According to the Program’s webpage, the Wesleyan Freeman Asian Scholarship Program “provides expenses for a four-year course of study toward a bachelor’s degree”. The cost of attending Wesleyan for the 2011-2012 school-year was $43,974, [...]
