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Seeking Massachusetts biology scholarships for college students

As a future biology major, I'm interested in scholarships specific to students in Massachusetts. Does anyone know of such opportunities or have advice on where to find information about these?

8 months ago

Many scholarships are specific to students from Massachusetts and those pursuing a degree in biology. Here are some potential opportunities:

1. The BCC Foundation Scholarship Program: If you're planning to attend a community college, the Berkshire Community College (BCC) Foundation offers numerous scholarships, including studies like biology.

2. The Greater Boston PFLAG Scholarship: This is an opportunity for LGBTQ+ students, regardless of their academic discipline, who are from Greater Boston.

3. The Paul Tsongas Scholarship: This is another option for Massachusetts students looking to attend a Massachusetts state university.

4. Massachusetts High Demand Scholarship Program: This program offers scholarships for students entering high-demand fields of study including those in sciences.

5. Scholarships offered by the colleges or universities themselves: Many colleges have department-specific scholarships for those studying certain subjects, such as biology, that you will be considered for when you apply.

To find additional scholarship opportunities, the Massachusetts Department of Higher Education's website provides a variety of resources for state residents. Additionally, you can also check out Appily, which contains one of the nation's leading databases of scholarships, including many for Massachusetts residents, and biology students. As another resource, foundation and organization websites, such as the American Society for Microbiology or the Society for Integrative and Comparative Biology, sometimes have student scholarships or grants listed.

You might also consider reaching out to the high school guidance office as they often have resources or knowledge of local scholarships available to students.

Remember, many scholarships have specific eligibility criteria (including financial need or academic achievement), application requirements, and deadlines, so be sure to research any opportunity thoroughly.

Hope this helps you with your scholarship search!

8 months ago

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