Scholarships
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The following list of possible scholarships was developed in August, 2008 based on information received to August 1, 2008. The deadlines, etc. are subject to change as are the dollar amounts. Where "+-" appears, the organization did not provide the dollar amount with their notification Information on scholarships is filed in the Guidance Office as it arrives. Check the appropriate file as the year progresses since forms, etc. may arrive at a wide variety of times. Scholarships will not look for you, you must look for them and keep at it! Deadlines mean that the organization must have the completed application in their hands no later than that date!
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Eastern York's Financial Night - date to be announced
August (TBD) is the filing deadline for current year high school graduates who plan to enroll at a postsecondary business, trade or technical school, a hospital school of nursing, or in a two-year terminal program at a two- or four-year college.
May 2010 (TBD),is the Pennsylvania State Grant filing deadline for 2009 high school graduates who plan to enroll in a baccalaureate degree program, including college transfer programs at community colleges and junior colleges. Students must complete the 2008-09 Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) to be considered for State Grant assistance.
PHEAA services are free. If you find that any of your students are reporting that someone from PHEAA is calling them other than in the pursuit of delinquent or defaulted student loan and asking for money please have them contact me directly at (717) 245-0062 or email me at bdiefend@aessucess.org. We would like to get as much information as possible regarding the call (ex. date/time, what was said etc.)
SUMMARY: Someone impersonating a U.S. Department of Education official is offering students grants for a processing fee.
WARNING:
Scholarship Scam Alert
Fraud Announcement
Families warned of student-aid scam
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