Scholarships Aren’t Just for College Kids Anymore…
Monday, August 13th, 2007College is not for everyone. These days, it’s easy to succumb to the pressure that develops when friends, family, and teachers make the assumption that college is for you. In fact, many kids find that they simply aren’t interested in the career path that a college education may lead to. Students like this are often more interested in hands-on opportunities that are offered by professions like mechanics or construction. Unfortunately, these students find that even though they are pursuing an upstanding career, it’s more difficult to find scholarships and/or financial assistance to support their decision.
Thanks to companies like StraightForwardMedia.com, however, new scholarship opportunities are being made available for students who have opted to attend vocational/technical school. Four times per year, StraightForwardMedia.com gives away a $500 scholarship to a deserving student pursuing vocational credits.
According to the website, StraightForwardMedia gives these awards because:
During our history of awarding scholarships, we’ve noticed that a majority of scholarships out there specify that the recipient “must be attending a four-year university.” We like four-year universities as much as the next guy, but we’ve never quite understood why students who choose vocational/technical programs over traditional academia aren’t generally considered as worthy of financial assistance.
Well put. If you are interested in the opportunity to apply for the vocational/technical scholarships available through StraightForwardMedia.com, be sure to visit their website for more information.
Deadlines are as follows:
