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• Need Based-Instutitional Grants
• Institutional Awards
• Adult Learners Scholarships
• College Scholarship | New Jersey
• Scholarships for Women

Scholarships for Adult Learners

There are a number of scholarship opportunities for adult students seeking assistance in order to complete their undergraduate degree. These include the Charles R. Ford Scholarship,the Alpha Sigma Lambda National Honor Society, plus many others.

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Scholarship Search Tools for Adult and Nontraditional Students

Helpful first steps to finding the aid you need to make your educational goals reality. By approaching the process carefully and systematically, you will increase your chances of finding funding.

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Scholarship Awards for Women

Numerous scholarships exist for women who are completing their desired degree. Many are provided by private foundations and companies while others are grants from professional associations. Some are determined by the age or circumstances of the student.

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Outside Scholarships

There are a number of outside scholarships offered by various organizations not associated with the college. As the college is made aware of these scholarships, we will update our page with information on how to apply for them. Click on the link below to view current scholarship opportunities.

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There's no need to pay for scholarship search assistance; the Internet offers a variety of free scholarship search sites (see below). You should use these search engines carefully, however, and only after a thorough investigation of the services they offer. Be aware that some scholarship websites will use information provided to them to solicit you in the future. Additionally, be wary of any entity that guarantees you will be selected for a scholarship. Remember: If it sounds too good to be true, it probably is! If you think you are a victim of a scholarship scam or financial aid fraud, please report it immediately to the U.S. Department of Education's Office of Inspector General at 1-800-MIS-USED or email oig.hotline@ed.gov. Any questions or concerns you have relative to outside scholarships should be directed to the contacts listed on the scholarship description or application.

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