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BRPH Launches $5,000 Andy Miller Georgia Tech Scholarship
BRPH, Inc., an architectural and engineering firm, has launched the Andy Miller Georgia Tech Scholarship to support students at Georgia Institute of Technology. The scholarship is an award of $5,000. The company created the scholarship this year to mark the 40th anniversary of Andy Miller’s employment and his impact on BRPH over the years. “We Read More
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BestColleges Launches Scholarships for Black Women in STEM
BestColleges, an online provider of education resources, has launched a $30,000 scholarship program to support Black women pursuing STEM careers. “BestColleges is proud to announce this inaugural scholarship opportunity for Black women pursuing careers in STEM,” said Cobretti D. Williams, managing editor of BestColleges. “Statistics show that Black women continue to be an underrepresented group Read More
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2023 Kitchen Cabinet Kings Entrepreneur Scholarship Is Open for Applications
Kitchen Cabinet Kings, an online retailer of kitchen and bathroom cabinetry, is currently accepting applications for its 2023 Entrepreneur Scholarship. The award is $5,000 in the form of a check made payable to the winner. The company launched its Entrepreneur Scholarship in 2016 to help aspiring entrepreneurs. “Success is not just about financial gains; it’s Read More
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Ingenovis Health Launches $100,000 Nursing Scholarships
Ingenovis Health, Inc., a company that provides healthcare staffing, has launched a $100,000 nursing scholarship program to support nursing students. The company’s mission is to “deliver jobs and bring skilled clinicians to the bedside with integrity and care” under the mantle of its seven brands – Trustaff, Fastaff, U.S. Nursing Corporation, Cardio Solution, Healthcare Support, Read More
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Prysmian Group Opens Applications for Scholarship Program
Prysmian Group, an energy and telecom cable systems provider, is currently accepting applications for its 2023 Prysmian Group Women in STEM Scholarship and Prysmian Group Sustainability Scholarship. The company launched the program last year with a total award of $35,000. This year, the company is increasing its total award to $50,000 and adding a mentoring Read More
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The 2023 Lariat STEM Scholarship Is Open for Applications
The 2023 Lariat STEM Scholar Program is now open for applications. This is the third consecutive year that the Lariat Future Innovators Foundation, a nonprofit organization, is helping rural students pursuing a STEM degree. “Many students take a bus for 30 minutes or so to get to high school outside their small towns, and this Read More
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Fiverr Launches Fiverr Logo Maker Scholarship
Fiverr, a leading online marketplace for freelance services with a mission “to revolutionize how the world works together,” has just launched its Fiverr Logo Maker Scholarship to support both female entrepreneurs and female students. Student debt in the United States surpassed $1.7 trillion this quarter. Women bear a heavier burden, though. They hold 58 percent Read More
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Scholarships for Hispanic Students
There are more Hispanic students attending college in the United States today than ever before. Between 2000 and 2015, Hispanic undergraduate enrollment more than doubled to 3 million, according to the Hechinger Report. The rates of Hispanic students going to and graduating from college both increased. However, Hispanic Americans, the largest minority group in the Read More
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Scholarships for International Students
The United States is the top global study abroad destination for international students, hosting more than 1 million international students every year. However, funding for international students studying in the United States can be difficult to come by. American college tuition is notoriously high compared to that in similar countries around the world, and there Read More
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Scholarships for Black Women
Black women take on more student loan debt than any other demographic. On top of that, Black women are also paid disproportionately low wages after they graduate, making it difficult for them to pay back their loans on time. In an effort to close the education debt gap, a number of businesses and organizations offer Read More
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Scholarships for Women
Women outnumber men on college campuses and may soon represent the majority of the U.S. college-educated workforce. But in many areas, the gender gap is still far from closing. Women represent only 5 percent of Fortune 500 CEOs and men still outearn women by approximately $10,000 on average. Women are also underrepresented in some of Read More
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Companies That Offer Scholarships for Employees’ Dependents
Higher education is expensive. In the United States, the average total cost of a four-year degree is a staggering $122,000. As a result, over 45 million Americans share $1.6 trillion in unpaid student debt, a sum greater than the totality of credit card and auto loan debt, as well as the entire economy of Spain. Read More
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Scholarships for Asian American Students
Asian American and Pacific Islander college students represent a growing proportion of the student body in the United States. However, they also have the highest average unmet financial need of any ethnic group. Seventy-nine percent of Asian American students cannot pay the full cost of college, and low-income Asian American students face an average of Read More
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Companies That Offer Employee Scholarships
The U.S. student body is changing. Every year, millions of working adults and non-traditional students enroll in college courses, hoping to advance their education and careers. Yet the cost of higher education remains an enormous barrier for all students, and particularly for working adults and non-traditional students, who typically pay for their own education and Read More
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Scholarships for Black Students
In the United States, access to quality higher education remains unequal. Black students are enrolling and graduating from college at a higher rate than ever before, but still at a significantly lower rate than other racial groups. These disparities are in large part due to the inability of many Black students to pay for their Read More
