i am a high school leaver and am looking for educational sponsorship.please what will i do to earn that?
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You could be a nurse in the military, they may well sponsor you through your training.  Speak to a careers adviser or some newly qualified nurses for advice too.\n\nGood luck!
1000563
Usually after high school you apply for college or university. You should contact your high school office for guidance about how to apply. Many colleges will send you information packages about different programs they offer as well as general info about the school (accomodations, college events and culture, etc). You should familiarize yourself with admission requirements for each school and program as they are likely to be different. And if you satisfy the requirements, then apply. Also find out when you will be getting an answer regarding your application. This varies across schools. \n\nIf you have been out of high school for several years, then I suggest you call the college you're interested in attending, and ask them how to go about applying for that college because admission requirements are usually different for people who have been out of high school for some time. \n\nI hope this helps. Good luck!
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Ask your family. Or go to a bank. I am afraid a "promise" is not enough. And I think you won't find anyone here who's going to "lend" you that money. \nThere are so many "professional students" doing this...they aren't going to school, they are drop outs...ask many people for money...\nSo a lot of people on the internet already had bad experiences.\nIf you really are a honest person ( and who says you aren't ), then ask your family.\nGood luck.
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Yes, enroll in a student exchange program. Or if you want to be a US citizen, find a way to get a sponsor from the US to sponsor you.
542811
Look for a sponsor.  Perhaps the university can sponsor you.  What ever you do, please do it legally.  good luck
1131352
In order to do this you need to contact the office of the political representative where you live or perhaps the senators office of your constituency. This is unlike transferring university credits and so I do not think it would be the education board. I think your best bet is to ask your local political representative because the office you will need to contact will be different in different states and since you pay taxes you may as well take advantage of the civil service and ask someone to wade through all the bureaucracy for you. Good luck.
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Have you tried contacting your high school?  They might be able to help.  You would probably have better luck online.  Try posting an advertisement in the appropriate geographical area of www.craigslist.com or post a Want Ad on www.ebay.com.\n\nGood Luck!
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Most colleges and universities have a Scholarship Office or resource type center.  IUPUI has a Scholarship Office. Have you contacted that office to see if they can be of any assistance to you?  317-274-5516.  And, check out their website below.\n\nAlso, if you are still in high school, ask your guidance counselor.  they may have some advice for you.\n\nAnd, many local organization offer scholarships.  You may just have to contact the separately. These organizations could be church groups, a Rotary or Lions club, YMCA, other local non-profit groups...
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well, this is kind of a loaded question. yes there are free applications, but it takes a lot of detective work to find them. my advice, look at your public library for three books. they are by ben kaplan. he won about $90,000 in scholarships and grants to go to school. plus he's done a lot of the work for you and even shows you how to go about sending in applications and gives you examples and everything to give you an edge. here are the titles to his books. after reading one or all of his books, i promise that you will be more prepared to deal with finding money for school.
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Put message in the local paper. Contact schools with your details and as above said put it on school notice boards. Equally you could look for home schooling groups and societies and advertise there. My Brother found his private tutor through school because they had told his english teacher their details. You could get a website this will be easily accesible for a lot of people who want to check you out quickly without having to ring or drop in. Create cards and flyers with simple details so parents know what they are getting
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You are elligable for certain scolarships if you have perfect attendance in High school. At least in Arizona you do. Check with your schools college and career center, or counsler.
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First, you must find an employer willing to sponsor you.\n\nYour employer will submit all the necessary paperwork and pay all the fees involved.
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1 - Visit with your high school counselor for information on awards that your high school, school district or local business/organizations may provide to high achievers.\n2 - Contact the admissions office of the college/university you want to attend for information on merit or endowed scholarships/awards available to students at that college/university.\n3 - Search websites such as www.fastweb.com for information on private/corporate scholarship awards.\n4 - Apply for standard financial aid through the financial aid office at the college/university.  Test scores generally will not be a requirement to qualify, need will be.  But you won't know if you qualify until you apply.  \n\nBest of luck!
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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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check out any high school.. they will have a guidance person that will have a listing.
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Try for the funds in your college; the govt through the IITs might be willing to sponsor students for such activities. Otherwise, ask your friends, relatives to help you. Good luck.
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Wow Richard, Sounds as if you've got alot going for you.  I live in California, and we have a program called One Stop Employment.  It is for 17-24 year olds.  Check your city and see if they have a similar program.  Another place you could start is the Councelor at your High School.  They shold be able to provide you with some good referals.  You might even ask if you can help in the school office.  I know we are always looking for help.  Or, what about Parks & Recreation, or City Hall.  All are great places to begin your search.