The listings cover every major field of study, are tenable in practically every country and region of the world and are open to all segments of the population from high school students through post-doctorates and professionals. This guide provides helpful information on all aspects of financing a graduate education. Graduate school costs, budgeting advice, and information on the value of a graduate degree are included. F77f 1993 This eighth edition contains 2,275 active private U.S. foundations that conduct ongoing grant making programs for individuals. Scholarships, student loans, fellowships, foreign recipients, travel internships, residencies, arts and cultural projects, and general welfare are described.
Information includes the name of the grant, the application address and whom to contact.
Found here is a listing of hundreds of scholarships which provides free money to graduate students in various fields of study. Most of the scholarships listed contain the amount of the money awarded, number of grants given, average size of an award, and the range of money given. A list of financial aid terms and definitions is given, and advice on filling out the forms is included. This volume outlines 2000 sources for scholarships, fellowships and grants for graduate and professional research in English speaking areas around the world. This directory details scholarships, loans, and grants for African Americans, Asian Americans, Hawaiians, Hispanic Americans, Japanese Americans, Native Alaskans, Native Americans, Native Pacific Islanders, and Puerto Ricans.