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This organization is giving out $300 million in financial aid without the FAFSA - Vimarsana News

This organization is giving out $300 million in financial aid without the FAFSA

Advocates suggest students still fill out the FAFSA to unlock federal, state and school financial aid.

KOOLABURRA BY UGG UNVEILS NEWEST BACK TO CAMPUS STYLE, TIZZEY - Vimarsana News

KOOLABURRA BY UGG UNVEILS NEWEST BACK TO CAMPUS STYLE, TIZZEY

THE FOOTWEAR BRAND CELEBRATES THE LAUNCH WITH DONATION TO SCHOLARSHIP AMERICA TO HELP STUDENTS FULFILL THEIR COLLEGE DREAMS           GOLETA, Calif., Aug. 30, 2023 /PRNewswire/ -- This...

Could private-sector scholarships play a big role in closing racial gaps in higher education? - Vimarsana News

Could private-sector scholarships play a big role in closing racial gaps in higher education?

Colleges and universities are figuring out how to move forward in the wake of last month's Supreme Court decision to end affirmative action. One Minnesota-based organization says private-sector scholarships can play a big role in closing racial gaps in higher education.

Largest Private Scholarship Provider Responds to Landmark Decision on Affirmative Action - Vimarsana News

Largest Private Scholarship Provider Responds to Landmark Decision on Affirmative Action

MINNEAPOLIS - June 30, 2023 - ( Newswire.com )

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EB211 celebrates scholarship winners and honors 21 first-gen college grads - Vimarsana News

EB211 celebrates scholarship winners and honors 21 first-gen college grads

United around the program’s theme to “Pay It Forward,” nearly 300 friends of Excel Beyond 211 Dollars for Scholars celebrated the success of 21 new college graduates as organizers also awarded $160,000 in scholarships and support funds to 91 first-generation college students.