I'm based in Indiana and looking for college scholarships specific to my state. Does anyone know of resources or programs that offer financial aid to Indiana students? Any guidance would be great!
Sure, there are many scholarships specific to students in Indiana that cover a wide range of emphasis, from academics to athletics to specific career aspirations. Let's discuss some to get you started:
1. The Next Generation Hoosier Educators Scholarship (NGHES)
The NGHES is for high school seniors who will be pursuing a degree in education. If selected, recipients receive a scholarship for up to four years. The catch? Recipients need to agree to teach in Indiana for five years post-graduation.
2. 21st Century Scholars Program
Established by the State of Indiana, this program provides income-eligible students the opportunity to earn a scholarship that covers up to the full tuition fee at participating public colleges or universities in Indiana.
3. Lilly Endowment Community Scholars Program
This scholarship provides full tuition, required fees, and books for four years of undergraduate study, and is available for high school seniors who are Indiana residents and plan to attend an accredited public or private nonprofit college or university in Indiana.
4. Mitch Daniels Early Graduation Scholarship
This is a scholarship given to any Indiana resident who graduates at least one year early from a public high school and then enrolls in an Indiana college or university.
5. Scholarships by Specific Colleges
Many colleges and universities in Indiana offer scholarships to enrolled students, so it's worth checking on their financial aid websites for more detailed information.
These are just several avenues to check out. Always ensure you meet the eligibility criteria for these scholarships before applying. Good luck!
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