i need a fee scorlarship how do i go about getting it iwant to study engeenering.?
344398
Get a GPA of 3.0 or better. Ask at the financial aid office for a list of available scholarships and start applying.
987229
try looking for contact numbers of your classmates on that suject or maybe try contacting your professor and ask him if you can hae anoter copy sent to you through mail or e-mail... you just hae to burden the fees... it's possible i think, you can give it a try right?
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Cheap Engineering College = bad college.\n\nUniversities are not "inexpensive" if you are from out of the state or country.  You should look at an exchange program or scholarship.\n\nCertified in Egypt? \nYou will have to take whatever professional exams and fill out all necessary paperwork to become an engineer in Egypt.
681807
Study well in your first semester - get top grades and the approach your department/professor/financial aid office for a scholarship. There's no alternative to hard work. You could also work part-time along with your studies and make money. No one will pay you unless you prove your worth first :) Good luck!
36875
Simple.... go to the school you'll be attending and the financial aid dept. will help you fill out any and all of the papers you need. There are so many grants and scholarships that are just sitting around waiting to be snatched up. Good luck.
278433
Ask the school financial aid office for help with loans, grants, scholarships and work study. good luck.
227064
try for government scolarships. If there are any voluntary organisations which finance studentsplease apply there also,if thereare night collegefor the degree course then get some day time job and join yhe night college.what is your% of marks? what are your fees? what is the duration of the course?what work your parents do? how many sibblings you have?Is it nessesary for you to support your family? these are all important questions you should answer to get help from anybody.
401614
Get a job. \nNo seriously, go down to the financial aid office, and apply for an on-campus job. They're normally more than willing to work around your class schedule. And more often than not, so are the local businesses: bookstores, convenience stores; hey, swallow that pride and apply at Wal-Mart.\nTake out the student loan. Apply for scholarships and make sure your grades/achievements are good enough to get you there. Check with your HS guidance counselor, or the college FA office: they may know of some grants or scholarships that you overlooked, like those specific to your field of study, what you've done, or even the town where you live.
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Your first step is to contact the financial aid office at the college or university you want to attend.  That office is your gateway to need-based grants, scholarships, work-study and loans.  Ask for information on applying for financial aid and any deadlines that you have to meet.  Then follow through with their directions ASAP.  Your should also contact the scholarship office on campus for information on merit-based  scholarships (those awarded to students with good grades; and endowed scholarships (those financed by alumni or local corporations).  Once you've done this, you can start looking at alternative sources of funding.  Private/corporate scholarships and grants are indexed in a variety of places (on-line and in books at your local public library).  You might also check with your or your parents' employer  to see if there are any scholarships available.  Also  check with your church, synagogue or diocese; local fraternal organization (Lion's Club, Shriner's, Optimist's, Rotary Club); and if you belong to a youth group (boy scouts, girl scouts, etc.) or athletic team, check with the sponsor to see if scholarships are available.
1140005
first learn spell check\nsecond, get a job, and work for your education\nnothing is free in life
541645
go to your local college, they probably offer something like that
469538
There is hope for you. You may not have to pay any money at all if you try several sites that are free. Also talk to your finicial aid counslor at school. There are grants at the college you will be attending. All you have to do is ask.
985377
Try:\n\nhttp://www.studentscholarshipsearch.com\n\nhttp://www.InternationalScholarships.com\n\nhttp://www.iefa.org\n\nhttp://www.FastWeb.com
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Go To www.fasfa.com   \n\nalso try your financial aid office at the college you want to attend. There are so many scholarships out there and other types of assistance, sometimes you can work at the school and receive assistance so you don't have to pay it back.
679655
go for tuition. British council is what i suggest.
78995
Maybe you could try at some public schools.From my own experience,it is really hard to get scolarship to continue your studing at private univerities,especially if you are married and if you are international student.But you can try.You can pick few universities you would like to enter and then you should find out something abuot their leading professors,about their work,their researches,especially in the area you are interested in.Then you should e-mail them (they all have e-mail adresses at the university site)and tell them something about you,your work, that you would be pleased to work with them,and if you published something you should mention it too.\nAlso,check the ways you could get loans,they all have it,and they will help you to get it.\nIf you are as good as you say, you can be assistant to some professors, which could also be helpfull.\nMaybe you will have luck to enter good university.\nGood luck
310003
Get into MIT, they have lots of financial aid for you!\n\njk, appart from that, apply to scholarships. Go to www.fastweb.com and sign up there. You will find scholarships you can apply to. If you get into an ivy college or an elite one, they'll give you financial aid.