sponsor for my education?
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You need to look into grants and stuff. I have 2 going off to College and many medical bills. I need a sponsor or some help. \n\nGood luck.
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There is no such thing as a scholarship for this sort of university course, sorry.\n\nThe best you can hope for is support from your government.
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You probably need a scholarship. \nLoans never get repaid for this sort of thing.\nWhy not find a husband who'll support you while you're studying?
186029
You can get a sponsor here and have them bring you over. Check with the US embassy in your country.
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Any scholarship that will give you money for your education.
576293
That was a long time ago; I doubt it will help you at all.  Do you have a PhD from a UK university?  In that case, maybe you can find a company that will hire and sponsor you. Otherwise, I don't see how that will help.
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While I only went for a summer, there are sponsorships that you can apply for.\n\nI went through Youth For Understanding, and I got a Panasonic sponsorship.\n\nIt cost me NOTHING.\n\nThe website (below) has a list of scholarships for different situations and lengths of time.\n\nCheck it out. \n\nAnd just ask me if you have any questions. I love answering them for you, and you don't have to deal with "ZOMG JAPann iz kewl can u take mee?"\n\n;)
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Look locally for scholarships through non-profits which are generally smaller but achievable.  Check your university departments updates board.  Ask professors.  Meet with a financial aid counselor.  Also if you have an unusual situation such as financial need, disadvantaged background (illness, minority status, first generation college student, left handed)  you can just google "cancer and scholarship".  You can find interesting pages that way.  Look into summer programs also...like NSF REU (google it)programs if you are a US citizen they pay great but are competitive.  Good luck
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your father is a singaporean, you can asked him to sponsor you for the education, when you wants to study in singapore, you need 1)a sponsor, he is also your guardian, 2) a place to stay, preferably with your father, 3)a school to accept you, 4)money to pay for the school fees, 4)is your english up to the standard of that school which you are enrolling? education in singapore is very competitive, be prepared to work very, very, very hard.
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Get with the financial aid counselor at the school you want to attend - they can help you with filling out the forms needed - and check around on the internet and ask your company if they have any aid to help with additional education.
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Do some research. If it is for a small business you can order some packets of information on subsidies and government aid programs. Also try contacting other businesses that would have either a similar disposition or common interests. If it is for school then many resources are available to you through public financial aid programs associated with the school of your choice.
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BITS offer Distance Education programmes without sponsorship also. Check this site out : http://www.bits-pilani.ac.in/dlp-home/aboutdlp/body_aboutdlp.html
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No, most universities look at qualifications and then at need when awarding scholarships. It seems like you are well-qualified on your own. Also look at places like fastweb.com . They have a huge range of scholarships available to almost any one. I've been doing some research as I am also a need based student. Good Luck!
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Depending on what matokeo you have from before, the university or college may sponsor you itself.  What were your marks in A-level NECTA and O-level NECTA?  Make contact with the colleges that will allow you to study for PhD and ask them personally about what sponsorships they do...
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.First of all, there is no such thing as a sponsor for college.  You can apply for scholarships.  Contact A&M and find out what scholarships are available for your intended major and apply for them.  I hate to burst your bubble, but unless you kick butt in sports--no one is going to offer you a free ride at a major university. I would suggest that you continue at the community college and earn an associate’s degree and then transfer over to A&M.  More then likely, you will have to take out federal student loans to help pay for your education.  Federal student loans are not bad.  I myself had to take 24K out to help cover the cost of my schooling.  You do not make payments while in school.  Once you leave or graduate from school, you have six months before you have to start repayment. If you are having trouble landing a good job, you can apply for forbearance or deferment.  That will give you a year without payments or reduced payments.  I struggled to get money up for school; after the first year at community college, I decided the debt was worth it to go to a real university.  There is no fairy god mother to help you; she's too busy gushing over the quarterback of the local high school football team.  It sucks that the jocks get the free ride, while people like us with the "A" average have to go into debt.  \nCheck out: www.ed.gov .  Find the section that is for students.  There you will find a link to the federal financial aid programs.  Good luck
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I'd support it. It takes hard work to maintain a high GPA! Clearly the person is smart so it won't be a waste of money.
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I'm not sure what are you talking about, but you can search for a sponsor.. check the usual ones, CocaCola or P&G.. or any company that you think is into sponsoring in your country.