scholarship

The Gavilan Scholarship Program is here to assist you in reaching your educational goals. Part-time and full-time student scholarships are available at Gavilan College for most academic majors. Scholarships are awards of money for college expenses that you do not need to repay. All continuing Gavilan College students, transfer students, new students or graduating high school students can apply. There is no fee to apply for scholarships from the Gavilan College online application system.Faculty/staff, local businesses, community organizations, alumni and many other private sources provide these financial student resources. However, scholarships are limited funds and awarded on a competitive basis and/or special criteria (example: major). Academic GPA (grade point average), major and other specifications our donors require determine eligibility.Scholarship award amounts usually range between $250 per year up to any amount.

Different financial aids are offered by the college instead of a blanket scholarship for all students:  Government of Tamil Nadu loan scholarships: Awarded to students belonging to BC/SC/ ST categories. For example, 271 SC/ST beneficiaries received? 4,030,860, while 602 BC/MBC students received? 6,029,860. Minority Scholarships: Provided by the Ministry of Minority Affairs for students from minority communities. TN PG Scholarships: This is for PG students who are among the top scorers in TANCET and will receive a scholarship of? 6,000 monthly for the first 30 students and first 300 first-year PG students. Employee Ward Scholarships: Children of college staff who have 5 or more years of service in the college will get 100% tuition fee exemption.

Yes, the Alliance School of Design and Creative Arts at Alliance University in Bangalore, India offers scholarships for its Bachelor of Design (B.Des) program: Merit-based scholarships: Available for undergraduate programsCategory-based scholarships: Available for specific coursesAlumni scholarships: Available for alumniEmployee scholarships: Available for employeesAUSAT freeships: Available for students who score well on the Alliance Entrance Test (AUSAT)Merit scholarship for marginalized communities: Available for students from marginalized communities who meet certain criteriaTo be eligible for a scholarship, students must: Meet the selection process requirements, including scoring well in qualifying examsMeet other criteria set by Alliance UniversitySubmit an online application form by the specified deadlineSubmit original and supporting documents along with the application formBe accurate in the details provided in the application formParticipate in the Alliance Selection ProcessRegister for the programme after selection

The Shelton State Community College Foundation provides a number of scholarships for students enrolling at Shelton State Community College. Scholarships are typically offered for an academic year beginning in the fall semester. Awarded scholarships are available for use for the fall, spring, and summer terms. Students meeting institutional admission requirements, who are 60 years of age or older, are eligible for the Senior Adult Scholarship Program, which covers tuition only. The scholarship can be used for transitional and credit courses. Scholarships are limited based on space availability.External scholarships are offered by outside organizations and are not affiliated with Shelton State Community College. The College does not endorse or administer these scholarships; they are independently provided by external entities. It is important to thoroughly investigate each opportunity and apply at your own discretion.