Scholarships for Associates Degrees provide you with financial assistance for your Undergraduate and/or Associate degree, and it is extremely unlikely that you would come across a college that does not offer Scholarships. Here are some of the best Scholarship opportunities you can consider.
The Associates Scholarship Program
The Associates Scholarship Program was established in 1939 to provide financial assistance to the dependent children of Northwest Federal Employees Association members for education beyond high school. Since then, close to $350,000 has been awarded to deserving students across the United States. The program is funded via employee and retiree contributions. The amount of each scholarship varies according to available funds.
MCSF Undergraduate & Associate Degree Scholarship
If you cannot afford a college education, then you don’t have to worry anymore because the MCSF Undergraduate and Associate Degree Scholarships want to help you overcome your financial challenges so that you can pursue higher studies. This scholarship is open to all incoming College Freshmen or currently in college and those students pursuing Bachelor’s degrees, Associates, or Certificate programs. This scholarship is also open to students pursuing non-degree certificate programs that are longer than 12 months. The amount of this scholarship can be renewed for up to four years if you meet the eligibility criteria every year.
Dell Scholars Program
The Dell Scholars program provides financial assistance for higher education. The scholarships are awarded based on merit, leadership potential, community service, and academic performance. The program’s goal is to enroll 500 students each year starting in fall 2014. To be eligible, you must have an A grade point average, be the first person in your family to go to college, have demonstrated outstanding leadership skills in school or community activities, have an essay about one of your volunteer experiences, and take the SAT.
CBC Spouses Education Fund Scholarship
The CBC Spouses Education Fund Scholarship is to provide an additional level of support to young women pursuing their educational goals at the undergraduate, graduate, or doctoral level. This scholarship is focused on females of African American descent who are determined to establish a career of their choice, are motivated, and excel at their college endeavors. Commissioned officers of the U.S. Military are not eligible for this scholarship; however, military spouses are eligible! The scholarships may be used for traditional classroom education (such as certificate, associate’s degree, Bachelor’s degree, Master’s, or Doctorate) or non-classroom education.
