Gov. Quinn: Boost low-income college grants by tens of millions - Chicago Sun-Times

Gov. Quinn: Boost low-income college grants by tens of millions Chicago Sun-Times (AP Photo/The Dispatch, Todd Mizener) SPRINGFIELD — Spending on state grants for low-income college students would jump by “tens of millions of dollars” under a push Gov. Pat Quinn will make in his State of the State address Wednesday. and more »

Eastern Iowa Community College Awarded College Grant - Classes2Careers News

Classes2Careers News

Eastern Iowa Community College Awarded College Grant Classes2Careers News by Sandra Kelly on January 31, 2012 The Roy J. Carver Charitable Trust recently donated $289000 in college grant money to Eastern Iowa Community College (EICC). The grant money will be used to supplement the new Interactive Learning Lab within EICC's ... Eastern Iowa Comm College receives $289000 grantQuad-Cities Online all 2 news articles »

Apply for Financial Aid Now at UW, Wyoming Community Colleges - University of Wyoming News

Apply for Financial Aid Now at UW, Wyoming Community Colleges University of Wyoming News Students interested in receiving federal grants, loans or work-study awards for college financial assistance are required to complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). UW and the community colleges are offering free information ... and more »

State may receive more funding with Obama's new plan - Diamondback Online

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State may receive more funding with Obama's new plan Diamondback Online An influx of money for these programs would help students such as Justin Looney, who pays his tuition with the help of Pell grants, Perkins loans and a work-study program. The senior English major had no funds set aside for college before he got into ... Colleges assured tuition cap will failWashington Times SOTU education focus highlights funding issuesEagle News Survey Shows Decline in State University FundingDaily Nexus CBS News -Elizabethton Star -Daily Home Online all 100 news articles »

College recruits cash in, blur line between amateur and pro - Fort Worth Star Telegram

Fort Worth Star Telegram

College recruits cash in, blur line between amateur and pro Fort Worth Star Telegram To be a Horned Frog for four years means much more than money to most of these high school all-stars, who have dreams of college football glory. For most, the price tag for a full scholarship is hard to comprehend, although it has been laid out for ...