Okay, let’s talk. I’m not some finance guru or TikTok influencer—just a girl who accidentally majored in existential dread and $80k of student debt. But guess what? I clawed my way out, and I’ll spill the tea (spoiler: community college and Chipotle saved me). Moral of the story: Employers care if you can code Python, … Read more
Your aunt won’t stop bragging about her kid at Harvard? Cool. Meanwhile, you’re at Sacramento City College paying $1,500 a year for the same intro to Psych class. Newsflash: Employers don’t care where you took “Biology 101.” I’ve seen community college grads out-earn private school snobs by nailing internships at Tesla. Plus, no one parties … Read more
Let’s cut to the chase: college can feel like a minefield. You’ve got relatives bragging about their alma maters, TikTok influencers preaching “skip degree, hustle harder,” and that nagging fear of ending up with a diploma that’s just fancy wallpaper. But here’s the truth—some schools and degrees are worth every penny. Others? Not so much. … Read more
Get Ready, Get Set, BID! The Funds for Futures Online Auction is officially open, benefiting Arkansas Single Parent Scholarship Fund. From Oct. 10- 27, you can bid on an amazing variety of items while making a real difference in the lives of single parents across Arkansas. By participating in the auction, you’re not only getting … Read more
For students eager to start a meaningful career in national security, an internship at the National Security Agency (NSA) offers an unparalleled opportunity. The NSA is more than just a government agency—it’s a place where you can contribute to some of the most important missions in cybersecurity, intelligence, and defense while growing personally and professionally. … Read more
The U.S. Department of State’s Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs (ECA) and the Institute of International Education (IIE) invite accredited U.S. higher education institutions to submit a proposal to host a 1-day advisor workshop for Gilman campus advisors. The purpose of the workshop is to build and strengthen the Gilman Program through networking and … Read more
At the College of Health Professions and Sciences, is dedicated to fostering the next generation of healthcare leaders. Our nationally recognized programs at University of Central Florida equip students with the expertise needed to support a stronger, healthier community. Through these scholarships, UCF aim to make this high-quality education accessible to all aspiring healthcare professionals. … Read more
Arkansas Single Parent Scholarship Fund’s Student of the Month for September 2024 is Holly Irons, a single mom from Garland County. Holly first attempted college in 2015 while recovering from substance abuse. She visited an adult education center and took a job aptitude test. The two highest scores she received were for an actress and … Read more
Nonprofit Arkansas Single Parent Scholarship Fund (ASPSF) is hosting its second annual statewide fundraiser. Presented by Carol and Witt Stephens, The Lunch Break is set for 11:30 am. on Oct. 17 at City Center in Little Rock. The luncheon will include keynote speaker Dr. Sherece Y. West-Scantlebury of the Winthrop Rockefeller Foundation. She will be … Read more
Embarking on an engineering degree at the University of Central Florida (UCF) is a journey towards innovation and excellence To support this academic adventure, UCF offers a plethora of scholarships specifically tailored for engineering students. These scholarships are a testament to the university’s commitment to fostering the next generation of engineers. Pursuing higher education … Read more