School Grants & Scholarships

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College grants are financial aid that doesn’t have to be paid back. Learn more about federal and state grants, how to apply for grants for college, what grants can pay for, and more.

Graduate Grants

Graduate programs are one of the premier methods of educating societies students in a specific field. Whether an individual is studying for mathematics or for business, a very specific graduate program is available to further them in the goal in their field. However, after paying for four years of schooling, many students simply do not have the money available to them to pay for their graduate degrees. This means that they need to find financial aid in order to keep attending classes. One of the easier ways to do this is to apply for graduate grants.

There has been a large amount of buzz around the whole idea of grants. Grants are a scholarship that is a gift with none or very few strings attached. This means that a student could theoretically get a grant to cover their entire schooling. The main issue with grants is that so many graduate students believe they are not available for graduate school. This is not true! While there are many more highly publicized grants available for students in their undergraduate years, there are still grants widely available for graduate students who plan on attending the same or a different university in the years to come.

The first step in locating this funding is to contact the schools financial aid office. They are going to know about little funded programs and other loopholes that will allow you to be able to succeed. Another great place to check is the internet. The United States government has a grant portal, as well as many states. These groups are out there helping the individuals who need it most. Depending on the school or grant program, you may find that you do not qualify for the specific grant program. This is fine, as many of them require you to be very specific characteristics.

It is still important to remember to keep applying for grants even if you are denied initially. There are literally hundreds of thousands of grants out there! You may need to provide paperwork to prove where you plan to attend graduate school or a copy of your degree. This is only to verify you are who you say you are. Graduate grants are becoming more and more available thanks to these tough economic times. Do not shrug off financial aid saying that you do not qualify for anything. Make sure to check with your graduate school, the internet, grant portals and other resources that you have at your disposal.