Where Can I Find
College Scholarships, Grants and College Student Loans?
College scholarships and student financial aid are becoming harder to
find. The New York Times* has stated, “The first report
to document the impact of the government’s new formula for financial
aid has found that it will reduce the nation’s largest grant program
by $270 million and bar 84,000 college students from receiving any award
at all. The report, by the Congressional Research Service, the research
arm of Congress, does not calculate the full effect of the changes, since
it does not consider the further cuts in student awards that will probably
occur once the new formula is applied to billions of dollars in state
awards and university grants.”
Chilling stuff, if you are looking toward student financial aid to get you
through college, or if you are tight on money but want to take a few
courses on the side to polish up your professional skills. Couple this
with the fact that today’s job market is also tight and you have
trouble in River City, with a capital T.
Ten Spider Enterprises encourages you to seek student financial aid to
further your career education, despite the difficulty induced by the
current economic environment and cutbacks in government spending;
earning a college degree or simply polishing your job skills by attending
some classes can greatly improve your chances of securing the employment
opportunity that best matches your career goals. We make your task easier
by providing links to college financial aid and college scholarship
resources, including scholarship grant and Federal financial aid
information. Start your search for student financial aid by checking out
the college scholarship, grant and college and federal student loan
resources to the right, then take a look at
CareerOneStop, a valuable resource for career
planning and college financial aid information.
Follow links to the right to learn more about college scholarships, grants
and college and federal student loans. At the left margin, Related
Links address topics of interest pertaining to career education,
career planning and employment opportunities. View the
Career
Builder SiteMap for a complete list of career and career-oriented
topics.
* “Tens of Thousands Will Lose College
Aid, Report Says”, Greg Winter, The New York Times, 18 July
2003
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