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The Revised AP English Literature and Composition Exam for 2020
The College Board has modified the AP Human Geography exam, and all other AP exams, in response to the disruption caused by COVID-19. The College Board has modified the AP English Literature and Composition exam, and all other AP exams, in response to the disruption caused by COVID-19. The AP English Literature exam for 2020… Read More
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The Revised AP Language and Composition Exam for 2020
The College Board has modified the AP English Language and Composition exam, and all other AP exams, in response to the disruption caused by COVID-19. The AP Language exam for 2020 will be shorter, administered online, cover less material, and have a different format than previous tests. Here are the key changes you need to… Read More
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The Revised AP World History Exam for 2020
The College Board has modified the AP World History exam, and all other AP exams, in response to the disruption caused by COVID-19. The AP World History exam for 2020 will be shorter, administered online, cover less material, and have a different format than previous tests. Here are the key changes you need to know… Read More
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The Revised APUSH Exam for 2020
The College Board has modified the AP U.S. History (APUSH) exam, and all other AP exams, in response to the disruption caused by COVID-19. The APUSH exam for 2020 will be shorter, administered online, cover less material, and have a different format than previous tests. Here are the key changes you need to know to… Read More
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Hey Sophomores, You Just Got Some Free Time To Make Junior Year Easier for You – Study for the SAT or ACT Now
With schools closing and social distancing in place to combat the spread of the novel coronavirus, high school students suddenly find themselves with a lot of free time given that there are no sports, clubs or other extracurricular activities. If you are a sophomore, you should consider using some of your newly found time to… Read More
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This Week in Featured Scholarships (March 20, 2020)
U.S. student debt is at a record high, hitting $1.6 trillion in 2019. About 44 million students borrow to pay for college, with the average undergrad borrowing about $30,000. So, students desperately need help paying for college. Fortunately, many companies and organizations are willing to do their part in helping students by sponsoring scholarships. And… Read More
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This Week in Featured Scholarships (March 13, 2020)
U.S. student debt is at a record high, hitting $1.6 trillion in 2019. About 44 million students borrow to pay for college, with the average undergrad borrowing about $30,000. So, students desperately need help paying for college. Fortunately, many companies and organizations are willing to do their part in helping students by sponsoring scholarships. And… Read More
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The Wilshire Quinn Musical Arts Scholarship Is Accepting Applications for 2020
Wilshire Quinn Capital, a California-based private money lender for real estate, is awarding a scholarship for music majors and minors in 2020. The Wilshire Quinn Musical Arts Scholarship will award $10,000 toward the education of one musically-gifted university student. In order to qualify, applicants must be between the ages of 17 and 24, enrolled full-time… Read More
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The Perecman Firm Opens the Avonte Oquendo Memorial Scholarship for 2020
In October 2013, Avonte Oquendo, a 14-year-old New Yorker diagnosed with autism, disappeared. Oquendo, who could not speak due to his condition, had run out the front door of his Queens public school unnoticed. His disappearance gripped the largest city in America, and over the next four months, an exhaustive search took place: posters depicting… Read More
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FACT Is Offering $75,000 in Scholarships in 2020
The Federation of American Consumers and Travelers (FACT), a non-profit consumer organization, is offering scholarships for 2020. The scholarships will be offered in four distinct application periods: January 1 to March 31, April 1 to June 30, July 1 to September 30, and October 1 to December 31. Over the course of the year, FACT… Read More
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This Week in Featured Scholarships (March 6, 2020)
U.S. student debt is at a record high, hitting $1.6 trillion in 2019. About 44 million students borrow to pay for college, with the average undergrad borrowing about $30,000. So, students desperately need help paying for college. Fortunately, many companies and organizations are willing to do their part in helping students by sponsoring scholarships. And… Read More
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Healthline Is Offering $20,000 in Scholarships to Students Fighting Hunger
Do good, and you just may be rewarded. Healthline.com, the familiar health news and information site, has teamed up with the nonprofit organization Feeding America to launch its fourth annual Stronger Scholarship. This year, the company is awarding $5,000 scholarships to four students helping to fight hunger in their communities. “One in seven children in… Read More
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Hyundai Women in STEM Scholarship for 2020
Sponsor Hyundai Motor America is driven by better. From engineering a more sustainable and autonomous future in mobility for tomorrow to giving back to local communities today, everything Hyundai does is guided by one question: How can we make things better? Eligible Recipients High school seniors and college undergraduates who identify as female, reside in… Read More
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Zipwhip & the Riveter Launch Women in STEM Scholarship
Zipwhip, the creators of Texting for Business™, and The Riveter, a modern-day union of working women and allies, are currently accepting applications for their joint Women in STEM Scholarship. The winner will receive $1,500 from Zipwhip plus a six-month Riveter Ally membership. Students interested in the scholarship must apply by May 17, 2020. To be… Read More
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Exabeam Cybersecurity Scholarship Program Is Open for Applications
Cybersecurity company Exabeam is now accepting applications for its Exabeam Cybersecurity Scholarship Program. The company is seeking to award three scholarships totalling $8,000: $5,000 for the first-prize winner, $2,000 for the second-prize winner and $1,000 for the third-prize winner. Students who are interested in landing one of the three awards must apply by June 30,… Read More