Undergraduate Scholarships and Fellowships Information about scholarship assistance can be obtained from counselors, teachers, or advisors. It is also a good idea to investigate carefully the scholarship programs within your home state. Detailed information can usually be obtained from the state education office if it is not on file in your high school. Catalogs from colleges and universities also contain lists of available financial aid, such as scholarships and loans. Many local, regional, and national civic and fraternal organizations sponsor programs of study, both within the U.S. and abroad.
Information concerning student aid is available from local libraries and high school counselors.
A student preparing for graduate school should consult an academic advisor to discuss such factors as ability, fields of interest, and schools with strong programs in those fields. Graduate education can often be financed by a teaching or research assistantship or a fellowship. It contains data about faculty, enrollment, facilities, and programs of study available at universities that offer graduate degrees in the mathematical sciences. The Emmy Noether Lectures. Also available online on the AWM website.