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Women in STEM Guide
Women in STEM: Bridging the Gap Despite an increase in awareness regarding gender inequity, women are still underrepresented in science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) careers. The good news is that more companies are recruiting women for STEM positions than ever before. The following guide introduces the issues surrounding the lack of women in STEM …
Scholarships for Hispanic Students
Key Takeaways Hispanic and Latino students can explore scholarships based on academics, identity, and future goals, helping offset rising tuition costs. Trusted organizations like MALDEF and local advocacy groups continue to offer education resources and legal guidance, especially for undocumented students. Many first gen students often benefit from culturally-informed advising, mentoring and college prep support …
Scholarships for Historically Black Colleges and Universities
Scholarships for HBCU Students Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs), many of which have admitted students since the mid-19th century, deliver degrees in an inclusive, Black-centered environment. Our HBCU guide explores these institutions’ unique features, history, and ongoing relevance. Like many college enrollees, HBCU students often seek financial aid. As HBCUs disproportionately serve lower-income learners, …
Scholarships for Underrepresented Students
Explore scholarships for minority students and underrepresented communities. Find financial aid opportunities to help you pay for college.
Best Military-Friendly Colleges of 2025
The best online colleges for veterans and military personnel offer flexibility, convenience, financial benefits, and helpful resources for vets.
Online Colleges For Military Spouses And Dependents
Don’t let location or lack of funding stop you from earning a degree and launching a new career. Learn more about military spouse education benefits.
Guide to GI Bill Benefits
The GI Bill can pay for college without requiring that money to be paid back. See what credits you may have that can be applied toward a degree.
GI Bill Transfer Benefits
Service members can transfer GI Bill college benefits to qualifying dependents. Learn the steps and rules for GI Bill benefit transfers.
Forever GI Bill FAQ
In 2017, Congress expanded the GI Bill benefits through the Forever GI Bill legislation. Learn more about how this bill may affect you.