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What Scholarships Exist for College Students in Metro Atlanta?

Living in Metro Atlanta has me wondering about regional scholarships that might support local college students. Does anyone know of any programs or organizations providing scholarships around here?

a year ago

There are several scholarship opportunities for students in the metro Atlanta area that you might want to explore:

1. The Lettie Pate Whitehead Scholarship Program provides need-based scholarships for undergraduate study at more than 200 accredited educational institutions in Georgia.

2. United Way of Greater Atlanta offers the Cole Society Scholarship to students in the 13-county Metro Atlanta area.

3. The Community Foundation for Greater Atlanta offers multiple scholarships available to students in the region. These scholarships vary in terms of eligibility criteria and award amounts, which allows them to support a wide range of students.

4. The Atlanta Housing Authority hosts the AHA Scholarship Programs, which support both high school seniors and currently enrolled college students who live in or formerly lived in Atlanta's public housing.

5. There's also the Bank Of America Scholarship Fund, provided in collaboration with the United Negro College Fund (UNCF).

Remember, local scholarships are a fantastic resource, but don't stop there. You should also look into scholarships provided by the state of Georgia. One example is the HOPE Scholarship for Georgia residents attending an eligible college or university in the state.

Moreover, your chosen field of study might provide specialized regional scholarships. For instance, the Atlanta Chapter of the American Association of Blacks in Energy offers scholarships for local students pursuing energy-related studies.

Finally, don't forget to check with your college's financial aid offices, as many institutions offer scholarships specifically for their students. Some may be based on academic merit, financial need, volunteer service, or other criteria.

Good luck with your scholarship search, and remember to apply early and often, as competition can be intense!

a year ago

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