Schools education asks are there scholarships that dont require a whole lot of financial outlay

I you are willing to enter visual art scholarships and essay scholarships for example, and would prefer scholarships that are not extremely well known then I have some examples for you.

There are all kinds of unique scholarships. Many of these scholarships go unawarded because no one steps forward who meets the criteria.

The best way to find these "easilly accessable scholarships" is to sign up for a free data base service that alerts you to scholarships you match for. I give some examples of this on my blog.I blog about scholarships at my site (see source). There are companies that have you fill out a profile and then they email you with scholarships that match your characteristics.

The companies have plenty of ways to make money without you forking over $50 or more for access.

Don't pay for these services or access to the databases though. You shouldn't ever have to pay money to access scholarship information.

collegeboard.com

fastweb.com

whole books at the library cover this subject in full.

Talk to the school you want to go to. A lot of schools will find money to give you if you tell admissions that you just want to go there. There has been 31,000 dollar scholarship granted after having this discussion with admissions

What if you father was in the navy, what kind of scholarships are available to you?

Purpose: Dependent children/grandchildren and spouses of members in good standing of the Fleet Reserve Association or deceased while in aforementioned status, and member of the FRA may be eligible for up to $5000. Selection is based on financial need, academic standing, character and leadership qualities. Deadline: April 15. FRA members may access applications on Web site: http://www.fra.org/ Qualif.: Applicant must be: full-time student. High school students not considered. Award available to U.S. citizens. Award available to members of the following branches of the military: Navy, Marines, Coast Guard.

Funds Avail.: Minimum no. of awards: 6. Maximum award amount: $5000. No. and Amount Awarded Last Calendar Year: 6 scholarship(s), totalling $30,000. To Apply: Required: application form; transcript; test scores; financial need analysis; essay; reference(s). Deadline: 4/15. Contact: Scholarship Information, 703-683-1400,

Are there scholarships out there for that? Here is your first stop: http://www.navyleague.org/scholarship/

Then the Fleet Reserve Association. The Navy League Foundation's Scholarship Programs

have been awarded and awardees have been notified for 2009.

One of the most rewarding opportunities to demonstrate your appreciation for the men and women of the American sea services is to support The Navy League Foundation’s scholarship programs. The Navy League Foundation is able to provide increasing financial assistance to the dependents and direct descendants of sea service personnel for college and university expenses.

The Foundation also awards several one-year scholarships on behalf of other military and civilian foundations, and Navy League Councils across the United States provide additional scholarships to students and Sea Cadets in their cities and regions. The Navy League Foundation has a total of 22 endowed, four-year $10,000 scholarships.

Another question is: Are there any scholarships awarded to children of veterans? Fleet Reserve Association Scholarship

They offer college scholoarships to the children of members.

Also, Some military units have Associations, and those associations sometimes offer scholarships to the children of members.

There are no government scholarships available to veterans children at the time of this writing, however this could change.

Now there might be private scholorships that were endowed, for the children of Navy veterans, but you would have to use a scholorship research company to find them.

So, you need to find out what ships your father served on, and see if they have an association, and then if that association offers scholarships.

My daughter's father was a veteran who became disabled in Vietnam, and my daughter received $400 a month from the VA for four years, the entire time she attended college. I don't know, however, if that amount was due to the fact that he was disabled or not: yours might be less, but I'm almost sure that some funds would be available to you. Good luck!

What scholarships can I apply to, when going to a graduate program?

Start by making a list of linguistics masters programs to consider -- your college library will have directories such as Peterson's -- ask your friendly local reference librarian.

You can try to get a grant or fellowship.All my Grad School was funded by a grant from Industry. Also, if your advisor is getting funding, you can get in on that as well, as long as your grad work is connected to his research.

Most will require you to work (there are a few no-strings grad fellowships out there, but generally for PhD work, and they've become fewer and fewer).

As you've found, scholarships tend to be for undergrads. Support for graduate study depends on the program and the institution, even more than for undergraduates.

Once you have a short list of programs, contact their admissions people to find out what support is available -- fellowships, teaching or research assistantships are the most likely.