Not exact matches
The average
amount it costs to send a kid to camp a week is $ 120 The Park District subsidizes on average $ 17,000 in
scholarships a
year The RTPD Foundation will match dollar to dollar to the «Send a Kid to Camp» Campaign
They also have to live and work in New York after graduation for the same
amount of
years they received the
scholarship.
The maximum
amount of the 2 -
year scholarship will triple, to $ 10,000 a
year, and the areas of study that can be supported will be expanded to include more fields in which job demand is high, McBride says.
Harvard offered a generous
scholarship but still pegged her required contribution at $ 3,000 a
year — a small
amount to some, but not to a struggling, undocumented family ineligible for a Pell grant, work study, or federal loans.
Not only will the program continue for another five
years, but the budget also calls for an expansion of funding and increases for
scholarship amounts for students, both of which provide even more families with access to options for their children's education.
The
scholarship, worth $ 4,880 this
year,
amounts to less than 60 percent of the cost of per - pupil spending in public schools.
If the total
amount in
scholarships awarded exceeds 80 percent of the maximum aggregate credits allowed then the aggregate credits allowed for the following
year automatically increase by 25 %.
In the 2013 - 2014 school
year, 275
scholarships were awarded,
amounting to $ 1,232,701 in donations.
Graduating students enrolled in KPS since Kindergarten are given a
scholarship amounting to 100 percent of all tuition costs and mandatory fees for up to four
years.
For local education agencies that have schools in the bottom five percent of achievement and are mandated to participate in the statewide
scholarship program, the shift of state and required local BEP funding from these local education agencies to the non-public participating schools is estimated as follows: $ 16,570,000 in FY15 - 16; $ 25,473,800 in FY16 - 17; $ 34,815,000 in FY17 - 18; and an
amount exceeding $ 69,630,000 in FY18 - 19 and subsequent
years.
In the first
year that the tax credit was offered, the maximum average
scholarship value was $ 2,500 for school tuition or one - fourth that
amount ($ 625) for homeschooling expenses.
A review by Florida TaxWatch found that the per - pupil figure in Florida public schools was $ 10,308 last
year;
scholarship students receive less than 60 percent of the
amount for their public - school counterparts.
Last
year's seniors received $ 1.5 million in
scholarships, and school leaders are certain they will exceed that
amount this
year.
Fayetteville Christian School ranks third in the state in the
amount of taxpayer - funded school vouchers, formally known as «Opportunity
Scholarships,» that the school has received for the 2016 - 17 academic school
year — $ 249,708 as of late December 2016.
The award rules are complex, but the average
scholarship amount was about $ 2,062 for a student per
year heading to a four -
year public university, according to the state's 2013 - 14 report.
Even if you have been saving for
years and applied for a bunch of
scholarships, you can still be left owing an overwhelming
amount of money for your education.
Completing the FAFSA provides a broad overview of the total cost of college each
year, what financial aid in the form of grants and
scholarships may be available, and the
amount remaining to be covered by private parent student loans.
For example, if a college has a tuition of $ 10,000 per
year and a student can get need - based financial aid for $ 8,000, many students may believe that applying for a
scholarship could reduce the
amount of need - based aid the college is willing to offer.
Students who come from families making $ 80,000 or less each
year are given a guarantee that the total
amount of financial aid
scholarships ensure their attendance is tuition - free, opening the door for more middle - class families to send their kids to MIT.
If the
scholarship or resource is to be paid over four
years, please specify the
amount available during a single
year.
I had undergrad completely covered via
scholarships and grants, but then racked up an unbelievable
amount for grad school which has now over the
years grown to 150,000 (and will be worse once deferment ends and interest is added).
So after her 6
years of education and a 30,000
scholarship she alone has a total student debt
amount of, 215,000.
For me, it stopped covering the full
amount of my schooling (minus
scholarships) around the middle of my third / sophomore
year, which is exactly when and why I had to drop out for a time.
This
year, the
scholarship helped me purchase textbooks and supplies for my clinical
year, in addition to reducing the
amount of loans I needed.»
The report, which was recently approved by the Cooper Board and school president, details plans to increase
scholarships within two
years — provided that the college meets a critical
amount of fundraising.
Under the plan, the old policy would return for undergraduates by 2028, and within the next two
years, the school will start increasing the
amount of
scholarship money available to its students.
The Charitable Fund provides $ 500.00
scholarships on a one time per person basis to qualified applicants who submit their request on our approved application; up to the total
amount budgeted each
year.