Does the NAIA or Div II or DIV III give athletic scholarships?
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Yes, but fewer than NCAA Division I.  That's actually the primary way the divisions are defined.  Also, partial scholarships become more common in the lower divisions.\n\nExample:  Football.  NCAA Division I-A teams get 85 scholarships, I-AA teams get 63, Div. II teams get 36.\n\nEDIT:  Correction, Division III schools are NOT allowed to offer scholarships for athletic ability, though will often find other ways to offer financial aid to their athletes.
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Apply for a scholarship.
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Good luck finding this. Most sports services like ESPN or NFL.com list only the college experience.
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Well a scholarship is usually earned by the student on some academic or sport specific field and then there are grants and yes there are a number of grants that anyone with certain income levels are given the most common of these grants is called the Pell Grant and probably the second most popular would be the Stanford Bennet grant both are government funde. Good luck if you look any further than this. From someone who went to college on both.
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National Collegiate Athletic Association
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Scholarships are an alternative to money in the bank. The first Web site listed under Sources is a general international scholarship search page.  The "educationUSA" Web page can help your friend find the nearest US Advising Center and there may be links that lead to other opportunities.  For certain countries, the US Agency for International Development has scholarships in fields that will help their economic development.  The last Web site listed will help him determine if there's an active program in his country.  If so, it's definitely worth asking if there are any scholarships.  Finally, it's worthwhile contacting US colleges directly - even individual departments.  Some schools have international scholarships or private scholarships open to international students.  If your friend is an athlete, this may be another way to get some help.  Tell him to contact the coaches directly; they can move mountains if they're interested in someone.
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dept of science and tech offers i.t. scholarships.\ntry to look for sponsors on the internet there are benevolent hearted yahoo users online.
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Try http://scholarships.com/. Great website.
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One caveat, though.  NCAA (National Collegiate Athletic Association) rules dictate that you cannot work or earn outside income while you are going to college on an athletic scholarship.  Everything you need is required to be provided for you by the school itself.
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Yes   a lot of scholarships available.  Visit  http://www.catzone.org
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http://www.collegescholarships.com/
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www.ncaa.org probably
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All of the above. (grades, rank, standardized tests)\n\nAnd if your application is not spell-checked and grammar checked, forget it.\n\nEdit: No idea what the person below me is talking about. None of the Ivies give out athletic scholarships. The people who go to college at an Ivy do it the same way anyone else does: student loans. They are just in debt longer than anyone else.
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You can find a list at the National FastPitch Coaches Association website.  They are organized by division, so just click on each division and you'll see all the colleges listed:\n\nhttp://nfca.org/fastpitch/
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http://www.fastweb.com/fastweb/register/start?ref=overture_scholarship_college-1f--http%3a%2f%2fsearch%2eyahoo%2ecom%2fsearch%3fp%3dscholarships%2bfor%2bmy%2bcollege%26ei%3dUTF%2d8%26fr%3dFP%2dtab%2dweb%2dt%26x%3dwrt\n\nhttp://www.10kscholarship.com/?af=Overture_scholarship_college&OVRAW=scholarships%20for%20my%20college&OVKEY=scholarship%20college&OVMTC=standard\n\nhttp://www.scholarships.com/\n\nDo an engine search for scholarships or contest they may enter to win.
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i would say ncaa.org, but the site is down right now. ncaasports.com is the public site, but i'm certain what you're looking for is at ncaa.org
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Sure.  They will allow you to try out.\n\nI had a friend that did that when she was in college - she ended up starting, and receiving second team honors in the conference.  Not too bad. . .\n\nSpeak to the coach and find out how they would like to work it, and if they will hold a try out for you, or allow you to work out with the team to see if you can make it or not.  \n\nGood luck!!