does anybody know what the most u could get in a texas excellence grant?
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Depends on what kind of school you go to:\n\nCommunity College: $1552\nPublic Technical College: $2295\nState College: $2841\nPublic University: $4392\n\nThere are restrictions, of course, so check out the link below.
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http://www.grants.gov/
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Yea there is stuff out there. I went to grad school, was in a similar situation. I applied, I was eligible for loans, but no grants.
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There are many grant programs etc.available.  Check with your local and state government.  Also, a really good motivating read is "Rich Dad, Poor Dad" It is really straightforward.
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Teacher Next Door is not a grant, but a program by HUD where you can purchase properties half price.  They're usually in not the greatest areas, but they do allow you to pick up a property pretty cheap.\n\nThere are programs that let you get in for little or no down payment.  It would take a lender going over your particular situation.\n\nI'm a Realtor in the DFW market.  I'm available at rodbaker@fwrealtor.com.  If you need someone for another part of the state, let me know and I can get you someone to help walk you through the process. \n\nGood luck!
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I am assume you are talking about education grants fro school.  As you know, the aid is given for a year.  Therefore, if you go to school from fall to spring semter and you are taking a full load of courses, you would have used up all of your grant money.  So, the only thing you can get is loan if you have not max them out either.  Maybe a summer job could be more efficient.
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Texas, Washington State, and rural areas.  Check out teach for America, they may be able to give you statistics on much needed teachers in certain areas around the U.S. and the higher pay grades.  Typically, the "richer" the county, they more money that's allocated for teachers. . .check it out
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The Federal Supplemental Educational Opportunity Grant or "SEOG" is a federal grant intended for high-need, first-time undergraduate students.  SEOG, like Perkins Loans and Work-Study is considered "Campus Based Aid," which makes it a little different from "entitlement" types of aid like the well-known Pell Grant. \n\nIn essence, your school receives a limited "pool" of Campus Based Aid, which they then distribute to their students according to federal regs and, to some extent, their own disretion. For example, your school must first offer the SEOG funding to Pell-eligible students and, if funds remain, may then opt to offer the funds to the next "tier" of needy students.\n\nNow, not all schools even have an allocation of Campus-Based Aid -- every school must apply for this funding annually (an in-depth process wherein the school must prove that they are in compliance with regulations and account for every dime spent in the program).\n\nFrankly, most schools don't have enough SEOG funding to enable them to serve all their Pell students *and* the other needy students.  Although the maximum SEO Grant is $4,000, students should not expect to receive this maximum eachh year (if ever).
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scholarships and grants .
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There are grants out there but there are also scammers who exaggerate how good they are.  See below:
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About 12 Dallas (dollars)\nFun for me thanks!
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You can get a pell grant at any income level.\nIt depends on the scholarship.
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Pell grants are only available to undergraduate students with very low EFCs. And your income is only ONE of MANY factors taken into consideration in the EFC calculation (other factors include assets, number in household, number in college, untaxed income, etc.) Pell amounts are calculated by a table that compares your EFC to the cost of attending your school. The maximum Pell Grant is $4,050 and the *highest* your EFC can be to obtain Pell as a full-time student is $3,850.  You can view the 06-07 Pell Payment Tables here: http://www.ifap.ed.gov/dpcletters/attachments/2006paysched.pdf\n\nIf you are an independent undergraduate student with nothing but $12,000 in wages, chances are you'll be eligible for *some* Pell, but not much (maybe a couple hundred or $1K-ish).  You can estimate your EFC using this calculator: http://www.finaid.org/calculators/finaidestimate.phtml
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you might try this website it has many different grants in georgia
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Go to the www.usgov.com. type in grants and you should get a lot of info. Good luck.
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I'd say the National Lottery, but I'd be very surprised if you find any that will get you the grant within 3 months - they normally require applications further in advice.  How about the local town or county councils?  They normally have an arts fund.
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i would suggest contacting the texas chamber of commerce.\n\nthey should know the answers to all your questions. :)