Scholarships for Dads and Students – Chance to Win $10,000

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More Michigan Scholarships Available

Scholarships are available to students in the Grand Haven Area. This includes scholarships for dads and students.

Some of these Michigan Scholarships include:

• James W. Jr. and Jane T. Brown Fund, which is a scholarship for men and women in the tri-city area who are returning to school after a period of working. To qualify, you must be over 21 and meet financial requirements.
• Dake Community Manufacturing Scholarship, which is a scholarship for persons wanting to further their manufacturing education. Applicants can be either graduating high school students, current college students, or adult students. Financial aid is a consideration but GPA is not.
• Scott A. Flahive Scholarship offers educational assistance to local students pursuing a career in law enforcement or criminal justice.
• Floto-Peel Family Fund is for students who plan to pursue an education in nursing or business at a 2 or 4-year college or university. To qualify you must have a GPA of 2.5 and demonstrate financial need.

This is just a short list of the many Michigan Scholarships available from The Grand Haven Area Community Foundation. To see the complete list and to apply go to http://ghacf.org/aboutus.htm

Deadline for these Michigan Scholarships is March 4, 2011, at 5:00 p.m.

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The John A. Burns School of Medicine will provide one medical school scholarship for Hawaii student, who plans to practice medicine within the state.

This medical school scholarship, called the Elizabeth and Richard Grossman Scholarship will provide full tuition for four years, which equals $120,000. The purpose of this scholarship is entice a future physician, who may otherwise move to the mainlands where the cost of living is cheaper, to remain in Hawaii after graduation, thus improving the medical care found in the islands

As many of us know, medical school is quite expensive and many students will be in some serious debt after graduating. This is why it is very important to search out scholarships even medical school scholarships to help ease the burden of the cost of a college education.

Elizabeth and Richard Grossman became part-time residents of Kailua three years ago. Elizabeth is a retired managing director with Soros Fund Management Co and Richard is a plastic surgeon, who is also the founder of the Grossman Burn Centers.

To find out more information about this medical school scholarship, visit http://jabsom.hawaii.edu/JABSOM/.