Can anyone give me some info on the HOPE schlorship for private school?
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Any private school you are actually interested in attending should be able to provide this information to you, as well as any other financial aid information you are eligible for. They are almost always willing to help an individual who hopes to enroll but is financially challenged.
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My hunch is that you simply have to wait. You hear stories about families making generous donations and attempting to make them look more attractive to the school, but these maneuvers typically don't work. You might want to contact admissions to find out how their wait list works. In some cases you have to wait to numerically rise to the top, and in those cases admissions can give you an estimate on when/if that may happen, based on previous years.\n\nIn many schools, it isn't a numerical list, but rather a waiting "pool", and admissions will consider the entire pool when seeking to fill open spots, paying attention to diversity in age, sex, skills and race. When rounding out a class from a waiting pool, it is much more difficult to determine how soon your child will jump off the list and into the school.
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If you did well on the SAT, then hopefully yes. To get the scholorship, you must have a lot of community service hours and good grades. Then, sign up of for the scholorship. If you have good grades during the last semester or trimesters, then they should help.
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My daughter goes to a private elementary school in Oklahoma.  We have found that if you ask around, a lot of churches are willing to offer scholarships.  Also, you may be able to work at the school as a volunteer for a subsidized cost.  (help clean, read, or teach)  It doesn't hurt to ask.
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I'll start by saying Thanks for the service!\n\nCheck with the school you want to go to and ask them.  They want students and that is a stron incentive for them to know the tricks to get different kinds of funding.  Though, be prepared for long waits on the phone.
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Advantage- smaller classes more attenchion for each child.  I was identified as gifted LD while in private school if I had never gone to private school I would have never been identified till collage.  \nSometimes priveschools are less deversified but if you look for a diverse school that is not an issue.\n\ndisadvantage - costs but many times scholarships are avalable epesially if they are trying to be a more diverse school.
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after choosing a university to attend, they will send you info. on scholarships if you request them. good luck!
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You should probably contact the German Teachers Union, the BLBS:\nBundesverband der Lehrerinnen und Lehrer an beruflichen Schulen e.V.\nhttp://www.blbs.de/
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Contact athlectic directors at colleges, especially the ones he may plan on attending.\n\nOr you might try contacting some of the minor league teams scouts in your area.
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I'm assuming you mean grants or scholarships? Because getting loans (Stafford, Perkins..) is pretty easy (although I'd recommend it only as a last resort, considering that you're not exactly heading into a high-paying field.  You don't want to get stuck with years of paying back loans!) A few possible resources:  1) the business office or financial aid office at the school/seminary you're intending to enroll in. 2) your denominational office (whoever's in charge of ordination, licensing, etc.) 3) your local congregation--ask your pastor, your parish council, and/or put an ad in the church's bulletin or newsletter.  You could ask your local church to sponsor you.  If you are currently a pastor of a church, you might check into the Lilly Foundation's program to help fund sabaticals for pastors.  I was at a conference last year where they were practically begging pastors to apply.  Good luck with your search.
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File for the FAFSA.  One of the questions asks if you are a ward of the court or an orphan.  This gives you the same status as a single parent which (at least in my experience working with students) gives you an EFC- expected family contribution- of 0.  While this doesn't guarantee you a full ride, it does put you in line for all the school scholarships, grants, and great loans (as opposed to crappy bank loans.)  Visit fafsa.ed.gov to apply.  Also, I recommend fastweb.com for scholarship searches.  Hope this helps.
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there's tones of scolorships out there that you prob haven't heard of, go to the school your daughter is wanting to apply to, there's also a student line of credit (they have low interest rates) ummmm, your really going to have to do some research and talk to alot of people, where there's a will there's a way!
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Hi there.\n\nPlease try this link:\n\nhttp://finaid.org/otheraid/privateschool.phtml
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First, make sure you've applied for Federal Student Aid online at http://www.fafsa.ed.gov .  If your daughter will be would be enrolled full-time and your family's EFC fell below $3850, you would probably be awarded a Pell grant and possibly SEOG if your school offers it (which not all do).\n\nMany schools have their own pool of institutional funding for which you might be eligible.  This, of course, varies greatly by school, so you would want to speak to your school's Financial Aid Office to determine what types of aid they offer.\n\nFinally, consider searching any of several online scholarship search engines for private scholarship organizations.  There are plenty of search engines out there:\n\n* http://www.fastweb.com/\n* http://apps.collegeboard.com/cbsearch_ss/welcome.jsp\n* http://www.scholarships101.com/\n* http://www.srnexpress.com/\n* http://www.scholarships.com/\n* http://services.princetonreview.com/default.asp?RUN=%2Fcollege%2Ffinance%2Fscholar%2FscholInterview%2Easp&RCN=auth&RDN=7&ALD=http%3A%2F%2Fwww%2Eprincetonreview%2Ecom\n* http://www.finaid.org/scholarships\n* http://www.collegeanswer.com/paying/content/pay_free_money.jsp\n\nGood luck!
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1. The answer provided by rainbowarrior73 is a red herring (no offence meant). That school in Leicestershire has nothing to do with the trust that you seek.\n\n2. Here are the details that you want.\n\nSwallowdale Children's Trust (Registered Charity No. 526205)\n[Old Names: Swallowdale Childrens Home + The Charity of Massey for Founding an Orphanage]\nCharity Correspondent:-\nMrs M Bell, 7 Arnold Avenue, Blackpool FY4 2EP\nTelephone 01253 345027\nArea of Operation: Blackpool\nRegistration History: 23 Feb 1978 Registered\n\n3. Here's a hint/suggestion for the future. The title "Trust" is a strong indication that the organisation has charitable status, and therefore will likely be registered with the Charity Commission. The Charity Commission has a searchable online database, and that is how I found the details for you.
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go apply for it in a private school pal
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Be prepared to make up some B.S. They will ask you all sorts of questions like, "How have you had a positive affect on your community?" and "What will you do in college to demonstrate leadership?"\n\nWhoever is the biggest suck-up will get the scholarship. Probably some upper-middle class suburbanite who doesn't need the money anyways.