Win a Scholarship for $10,000 that can be used for any educational opportunity of your choice. Do you need college money but you don't want to take on school loans? Are you looking for college grants or college scholarships that you don't have to repay? School money in the form of a student loan is a great investment, but the best investment for your education is free school money in the form of a college scholarship! Drawings every month!

Do you know a deserving college student who needs a little help making ends meet in these tough economic times? Enterprise Rent-A-Car has partnered with the New York Urban League to establish a scholarship/internship program designed to provide financial support for local college students. “We hope that college students will take advantage of this opportunity,” said Carole Lakin, group relations manager of Enterprise Rent-A-Car in New York and New Jersey. “The scholarship/internship program allows us to provide students with the tools they need to get ahead in the current competitive job market and help ease the financial burden of tuition.” In order to qualify, applicants must currently be enrolled in a 4-year accredited college or university in the New York area and be a senior as of September 2009. Three winners will be selected for an internship at Enterprise Rent-A-Carthrough the New York Urban League and will receive $2000 towards their college education from the Enterprise Rent-A-Car Foundation.

In the same spirit of empowerment and commitment to community, Bluewolf reaches out to the future talent of our industry by encouraging underserved high school seniors to pursue careers in technology through our Bluewolf Technology Scholarship. In response to the Scholarship's successful inaugural year in 2008, Bluewolf will grant a one-time scholarship award of $2,000 each to a New York City public high school senior boy and girl with passion and talent for technology.

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Catherine B. Reynolds Foundation Graduate Fellowship in Social Entrepreneurship * $50,000 * Awarded for two years * Incoming fall-start full-time students are eligible * This program provides fellowships for 23 graduate students among all New York University's 14 schools each year. Fellows will participate in a newly developed cross-disciplinary course, act as mentors to the undergraduate scholarship recipients, and attend fellowship-related activities * Applicants must submit the Fellowship Application to the Wagner admissions office by January 15

Thomas G. Labrecque Smart Start Scholarship Program Each year 15-20 high school graduating seniors across New York City become part of the Thomas G. Labrecque Smart Start Scholarship Program. Since 1992 the Scholarship program has had an impact on over 220 students throughout the five boroughs of New York City by providing education, work-related and financial benefits. Scholarship recipients receive a full-tuition scholarship (less financial aid) to one of the following colleges:* * Barnard College * Baruch College * Brooklyn College * City College * Columbia University * Fordham University (Lincoln Center campus, Rosehill campus) * Long Island University (Brooklyn campus) * New York University * Pace University (Manhattan campus) * Polytechnic University) * Queens College * St. Francis College * St. John's University * St. Joseph's College Participation as a Smart Start student provides: * a paid internship at JPMorgan Chase throughout the student's four years of college, which includes o specific work assignments o on-the-job training o full-time schedule in the summer and part-time schedule during the school year * yearly stipend for books and supplies * a support network of mentors, peer advisors and a Smart Start program manager to assist in assimilation into a corporate environment * career planning and development Who is eligible for the scholarship? * graduating seniors from New York City high schools who are New York City residents * students with legal authorization to work in the United States * students accepted to one of the participation colleges * students planning to major in any discipline except life science and fine arts

The New York TImes College Scholarship Program: Since its founding in 1999, this program has awarded 180 grants – 80 to current undergraduates, 100 to students who have already graduated from college. The scholarships provide up to $7,500 a year for four years of school. The winners each year are 20 students who have overcome exceptional hardship and achieved excellent academic records in New York City high schools, public, private or parochial. Times Scholars must also show a commitment to community service and aspire to make a contribution to society. In addition to the scholarship money, each New York Times Scholar receives a job at The Times during the summer after high school and help finding paid summer employment in the college years after that. The Times also provides mentoring of various sorts, academic counseling throughout college, social and cultural enrichment activities – and a laptop computer.

The Simon School assists qualified full-time domestic and international students in financing their management education and has been generous in awarding merit-based scholarships to those who show promise of achieving excellence at the School and in their careers. In awarding merit-based aid, primary emphasis is given to academic excellence, professional development and demonstrated qualities of leadership. Scholarship amount, if any, is given at the same time as the admissions decision. About 50-60% of students receive partial tuition awards. Full scholarships are very rare and extremely competitive. Furthermore, the School strongly discourages students from working while studying full-time, as the academic rigor of our courses and the time needed to conduct a career search is significant. These awards are renewed in the second year, provided first-year academic performance has been satisfactory. To be considered for Simon School merit-based financial aid, the applicant needs only to complete the financial-aid portion of the application form.

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