Date Submitted: Mar 25, 2010 - 5:17:57 PM
Summary: The scholarship essay consists of the largest portion when it comes to screening possible college tuition grants and scholarships candidates. While topics vary from college to college, organization to organization, the idea remains the same - if you can express your thoughts, your experiences, and your ideas eloquently and with finesse through the written language, then your chances of getting a free pass throughout your college career are increased.

Date Submitted: Feb 20, 2010 - 5:59:11 PM
Summary: The need for a college education has risen tremendously over the years. If you have a degree, you get a better chance of landing a great high-paying job than someone who can just offer a high school diploma. Is that fair?

Date Submitted: Feb 1, 2010 - 1:12:18 PM
Summary: A lot of women often envision a fairy tale family life. This kind of lifestyle is often described as a large, happy family whose needs are easily provided by the breadwinner of the household or by both parents. However, what if your family life is far from perfect, how do you cope with the demands of your role as a parent and the needs of your child?

Date Submitted: Jan 29, 2010 - 3:58:53 PM
Summary: Entering college can be costly and at the same time frightening considering that you would need to locate for financial assistance that will cover all your educational expenses. Although there are opportunities to apply for scholarships, you will come to the realization that in order to enter college you may have to pay to apply. The most logical thing for you to do is look for a part time job with the knowledge that it would be unlikely to find a work schedule that would fit your school schedule.

Date Submitted: Jan 26, 2010 - 7:10:27 PM
Summary: Every year, over 2 million students vie for easy scholarship money that becomes harder to come by as domestic and international economies have yet to recover from the slump. For a private institution giving out 5 scholarships annually, more than 200,000 students vie for a chance. Competition is indeed stiff.

Date Submitted: Jan 26, 2010 - 7:09:18 PM
Summary: Getting into college is difficult-- almost everybody knows that. It requires preparation, mentally, physically, and emotionally, as well as ample financial support. But college, as everyone knows, is your best ticket to a wider range of opportunities for yourself and your family. Hence, despite the challenge that stands in the way, you will have to strive hard enough to obtain that highly coveted college diploma.

Date Submitted: Jan 26, 2010 - 7:06:59 PM
Summary: If you are picky on the type of scholarship program you wish to be a recipient of, chances are, you might not be able to qualify for any at all. Not a lot of scholarships programs today were made for average students or those who never got straight A's in their report card. However, just because you were never an Einstein prodigy back in high school doesn't mean you are no longer eligible for college scholarships. Thankfully, you can apply for an easy scholarship-- you know, scholarships that are not dependent on the applicant's academic record in his/her previous school.

Date Submitted: Jan 25, 2010 - 7:03:14 PM
Summary: Every year, parents and their children who are about to enter college share a common problem: how to pay for their way to college without having to sell the roof over their heads. Easy scholarships may come easy for those who have straight A's and who have extra-ordinary skills in sports or in other co-curricular activities in school, but there isn't a guarantee that they just walk away with a scholarship.

Date Submitted: Jan 25, 2010 - 6:58:54 PM
Summary: The cost of college education, as well as of any school level and degree, has increased over the years and accordingly, various forms of student assistance have developed and increased in number as well. These types of student assistance include grants, student loans, tuition assistance, student discounts and scholarships. Most institutions are providing loans to students to help them attend college, while others provide students with discounts and incentives whenever they partake in certain school-related activities. There are also other schools that are improving their scholarship program by making their qualification requirements easier to comply with. Surprisingly, at a time when scholarships have become more abundant, a lesser number of students are utilizing these benefits.

Date Submitted: Jan 25, 2010 - 6:54:32 PM
Summary: Today's challenging economy has been very harsh for students who are hoping to attend higher education to further their studies and hopefully, get better jobs upon graduating. But often, various obstacles tend to block this route and this challenge often comes from one object: money. Due to the lack of money, a lot of students can no longer afford graduate school education, while others simply do not have the determination to attend graduate school. Moreover, just when you thought that college is the only most expensive level of learning, wait until you get to graduate school.