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3 years ago
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Women in architecture scholarships?

Are there any scholarships for women in architecture or stem?

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3 years ago

Depending on your major and your school and whether you got admitted or not, the colleges you are looking at may offer private merit-based scholarships on certain majors that you can apply for either in your application or afterward. It's best to check the financial aid office for schools you're interested in or have already been admitted to see what they offer. If you're looking for scholarships that aren't directly associated with schools, Naviance is a good resource. My school uses Naviance and we're given access to a wide range of scholarships that we can filter out depending on the career field, whether it requires an essay or not, target audience, etc. If your school uses Naviance, I highly suggest looking into these features as it helped me find a lot of niche and local scholarships that didn't get many applicants and were provided directly by my school or my town. City-based architecture programs may have their own scholarships. You can also search online and see if there are any pop up for yourself.

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3 years ago

look in to all women/stem schools they prob have one or apply for brand basesed sholarships

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