Scholar Spotlight
A prolific writer of poetry and song, Nate is a dynamic speaker and isn't shy about performing in front of an audience.
Scholars in the Arts
Randy’s provocative works of metal, wood, and paint have earned considerable recognition.
Researching College, Scholarships, and Financial Aid
Collegestepz.net: This site is run by the National Articulation and Transfer Network, a federally funded program designed to increase student access to college and give additional support to counselors, advisors, and college admissions officers to help them better serve African-American, Hispanic/Latino, and Native American students. The site provides information on choosing a college, finding a major, transferring to or from a community college, and finding financial aid. It also offers features that enable those who register with the site to chat online with students, advisors, and college counselors.
Peterson's: Offered by a private company, this site includes a glossary of terms used in financial aid and loans, a bibliography of related sources, and a scholarship search engine.
US Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs: With links to federal scholarship programs, particularly related to international educational experiences.
US Department of Education: Provides comprehensive material on federal and other student aid programs as well as on planning for the costs of higher education for a diversity of students, including special sections for graduate students, returning students, and international students.
US Office of Postsecondary Education: Provides links to federal scholarship programs, ideas on how to pay for college, and links to numerous sites related to the pursuit of higher education.
ScholarshipExperts.com: is a free and trusted scholarship resource that allows students to search for updated and accurate scholarship information.
National Scholarships Office: offers information on nationally competitive scholarship opportunities. Also, lists scholarships available to international students.