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More than one-third of students majoring in liberal arts will go on to seek a second degree.
As a major in liberal arts, students have the freedom to select from an array of educational and professional opportunities upon graduation. While the terms "liberal arts" and "humanities" may be broad in nature, the skills and knowledge acquired in these fields during a college career are extremely unique.
More than one-third of students majoring in liberal arts will go on to seek a second degree. If you're interested in lowering your tuition while continuing to pursue a fulfilling education, use our complete list of liberal arts scholarships.
We also list a number of humanities scholarships if your major falls under this category.
Good luck and please view your opportunities below!
11 Matching Scholarships
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- $70K
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Deadline: September 30 | Amount: Up to $70,000
American Council of Learned Societies (ACLS)
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- $5K
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Deadline: March 1 | Amount: $5,000
American Institute of Architects
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- $10K
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Deadline: February 15 | Amount: $10,000
Oklahoma City Community Foundation
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Deadline: January 31 | Amount: Varies
Hawaii Community Foundation - Scholarships
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- $5K
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Deadline: April 30 | Amount: $5,000
Truth Initiative
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Deadline: May 15 | Amount: Varies
National Council for Geographic Education
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- $95K
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Deadline: September 25 | Amount: $95,000
American Council of Learned Societies (ACLS)
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Deadline: February 1 | Amount: Varies
Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE)
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Deadline: March 1 | Amount: Varies
Oregon Office of Student Access and Completion
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Maine Community College System
