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State Scholarships
While it's true that the federal government is the single largest provider of financial
aid for college students, there is still more money available from local state governments
which totals over $3 billion each year allocated for all 50 states. Each state has its own
individual guidelines for applying for their student aid programs, and there is usually a
residency requirement necessary.
Here you will find a compilation of scholarships, grants, and loans
as organized by their administering state higher education agencies. To
see what's available where you live, select your state from the drop down
menu below, or click on your state from the left navigation bar:
Select Your State:
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Longhorn swimmers such as Brendan Hansen, Ian Crocker and Aaron Peirsol aren't the only products of the University of Texas making a splash at the Beijing Olympic Games.
Author : By Patrick George
Summit County prosecutors are reviewing an Ohio Ethics Commission report on the University of Akron's purchase of land from a trustee's son.
Author : By Ellen Jan Kleinerman
A fire broke out on a school bus carrying about 25 Berkeley County students to the first day of classes Monday. That could happen at any time on about one-third of the state's school bus fleet.
Author : By Ron Menchaca
The Travis County district attorney's office is investigating a criminal complaint involving the Texas Education Agency's watchdog unit, an official in the district attorney's office confirmed Monday.
Author : By Holly Hacker
From a political-correctness point of view, it probably would have been safer not to sign a petition challenging the drinking age. But the presidents of Ohio State University, Columbus College of Art & Design and Kenyon College have joined leaders of about 100 other schools nationwide in saying current laws actually encourage binge drinking on campus.
Author : By Encarnacion Pyle and Bill Bush
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Updated : Tue, 19 Aug 2008 18:14:10 GMT
From a political-correctness point of view, it probably would have been safer not to sign a petition challenging the drinking age. But the presidents of Ohio State University, Columbus College of Art & Design and Kenyon College have joined leaders of about 100 other schools nationwide in saying current laws actually encourage binge drinking on campus.
Author : By Encarnacion Pyle and Bill Bush
A fire broke out on a school bus carrying about 25 Berkeley County students to the first day of classes Monday. That could happen at any time on about one-third of the state's school bus fleet.
Author : By Ron Menchaca
According to the FTC’s complaint, there is no competent and reliable scientific evidence to support the claims made by the defendants that Airborne tablets can prevent or reduce . . .
Publ.Date : Tue, 19 Aug 2008 18:14:10 GMT
The Travis County district attorney's office is investigating a criminal complaint involving the Texas Education Agency's watchdog unit, an official in the district attorney's office confirmed Monday.
Author : By Holly Hacker
Consumers will have better, more complete safety information about the vehicles they want to purchase under a new plan to improve the federal government’s automobile crash tests and strengthen its five-star vehicle safety rating system. ...
Publ.Date : Tue, 19 Aug 2008 18:10:24 GMT
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Updated : Tue, 19 Aug 2008 18:18:10 GMT
BusinessWeek asked financial advisors for tips on how to reduce expenses and boost savings. ...
Publ.Date : Tue, 19 Aug 2008 18:17:17 GMT
According to the FTC’s complaint, there is no competent and reliable scientific evidence to support the claims made by the defendants that Airborne tablets can prevent or reduce . . .
Publ.Date : Tue, 19 Aug 2008 18:14:10 GMT
The Travis County district attorney's office is investigating a criminal complaint involving the Texas Education Agency's watchdog unit, an official in the district attorney's office confirmed Monday.
Author : By Holly Hacker
Consumers will have better, more complete safety information about the vehicles they want to purchase under a new plan to improve the federal government’s automobile crash tests and strengthen its five-star vehicle safety rating system. ...
Publ.Date : Tue, 19 Aug 2008 18:10:24 GMT
The world's most popular destinations can be surprisingly affordable if you travel when most people don't. As a general rule, the biggest vacation savings are about timing. ...
Publ.Date : Tue, 19 Aug 2008 18:18:10 GMT
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"Gee, I wish my colleagues back home could see this," Mayor Joseph P. Riley Jr. of Charleston, S.C., recalls thinking as he admired the handsome old urban forms and new design initiatives of European cities on a 1984 trip organized by the German Marshall Fund of the United States.
Author : By Neal Peirce, Special to Stateline.org
Publ.Date : 07/31/2005
WASHINGTON - It's a standard Washington story of clashing forces. The president threatens a veto if Congress passes a new multibillion-dollar transportation bill costing more than his budget allows. The House goes along with the $283.9 billion he recommends, but the Senate adds an extra $11 billion. The measure heads for conference. Will Congress dare defy the president? If it does, will the president veto -- or flinch?
Author : By Neal Peirce, Special to Stateline.org
Publ.Date : 06/06/2005
How you feel about food is how you feel about the world.
Author : By Neal Peirce, Special to Stateline.org
Publ.Date : 07/03/2005
A fervid wave of criticism has followed Congress' new omnibus energy bill -- and who's to say it's not deserved?
Author : By Neal Peirce, Special to Stateline.org
Publ.Date : 08/28/2005
Don't let the recent Supreme Court decision on the New London, Conn., eminent domain case fool you -- the powers of local governments aren't expanding, they're actually receding.
Author : By Neal Peirce, Special to Stateline.org
Publ.Date : 07/10/2005
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