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Introduction to Scholarships

School tuition can be an expensive undertaking for anyone wishing to pursue the academic route. Finding some form of financial support by way of a scholarship or grants can be even more cumbersome. This page aims to give a basic overview of some of the questions you are likely to face when deciding on the best form of financial aid.

 

Scholarship FAQs

How do I apply for scholarships?

You will be well advised to check your eligibility before applying for any scholarship. If you meet the requirements, then be show to carefully follow the instructions on the application form and be sure to check the form's guidelines are up to date. This can be done by making a quick phone call to the academic institution you're applying to. Once you have completed and sent off the form, it is good practice to make a call confirming your application has been received and being processed. Be sure to leave your name.

When is the best time to apply for a scholarship?

This is dependent on the type of scholarship you plan on applying for, with each program having their own set of rules and requirements. However, most deadlines tend to fall on the first quarter of the year.

Am I eligible for a scholarship?

This is dependent on the type of scholarship you are applying for and the requirements set by the scholarship committee.

How long does it take to know if my application has been successful?

It shouldn't take more than a few weeks after the deadline for you to be notified. If you still haven't been notified of any developments, you should call them.

What is a Rhodes scholarship?

This is one of the world's oldest international scholarships and is named after founder of De Beers, Cecil Rhodes. The scholarship was awarded for entry in to the University of Oxford initially lasting two years. All fees are paid by the Rhodes Trust.

Other Scholarship and Financial aid resources

The Student Center > College Scholarship Resources

MOLIS Scholarship Search
"This search service provides information about scholarship opportunities for qualified minority applicants."
Minority On-Line Information Service

Resources in Art History for Graduate Students
A Newsletter of Fellowships and other Opportunities for Art History Graduate Students.
"This continuously updated newsletter lists grants, fellowships, internships and study abroad opportunities for graduate students in art history and closely related areas such as humanities and visual art studies. It also carries listings of art history conferences and publication opportunities of particular interest to graduate students."
Maintained by Adrienne DeAngelis

Online Degree Information

Turn your passing interest and hobby into an academic qualification by earning an online degree today. Search through our array of selected accredited schools and universities. You can also sift through available degree programs according to specific subjects and degree levels (e.g. associate, bachelor, master, doctorate)

academic infoCreated by: Mike Madin 1998 | Last updated: 02/07/2012