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| WELCOME _________________________ |
| THE GRANTS GUIDE _________________________ |
| GRADUATE SCHOOL _________________________ |
| GRANTS, SCHOLARSHIPS & FELLOWSHIPS _________________________ |
| HOW TO APPLY _________________________ |
| LETTERS OF RECOMMENDATION _________________________ |
| WHAT TO EXPECT IF THERE IS AN INTERVIEW _________________________ |
| FAQ _________________________ |
| OTHER RESOURCES _________________________ |
| CONTACT US _________________________ |
THE GRANTS GUIDE / THE MONEY SEARCH
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This guide has been prepared to help you search for financial resources for your educational career, as an undergraduate student and in preparation for graduate school. Please remember that students looking for financial assistance will need to fill out a FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid). It is available online http://www.fafsaonline.com or at OASIS in 217 Hunter North. For scholarships offered through Hunter College, complete the online Hunter College Scholarship Application. The application may be accessed at: www.hunter.cuny.edu/scholarship Questions about Hunter College scholarships may be addressed to: scholarships@hunter.cuny.edu or phone (212) 772-4820.
Students may also wish to speak with advisors in their major departments to inquire about departmental awards and prizes. This Guide includes information about scholarships, fellowships, loans, grants for specific projects, special programs and paid internships from external organizations - those outside of Hunter College.
This Guide is not the sole source of scholarship assistance. It is, however, an excellent resource that has proved useful to many students. Suggestions for other resources are also included. Most of the awards in this guide are based on a combination of need and academic merit. However, there are entries that are solely merit-based, particularly those for graduate school.
