
- January31 2005
- Volume 12
- Issue 2
Unusual College Money
There are numerous private scholarshipsavailable from fraternal organizationslike the Elks or ethnic societieslike the Ancient Order of Hibernians.The primary qualification is generallystraightforward: Usually the recipientmust have a parent or other relativewho is a member of the organization orethnic group. But there are also a numberof oddball scholarships that offeraid to students whose interests may beoff the beaten track. Duck calling andknitting are just a few of the talents thatcan win students scholarship money, aswell as an interest in water bugs and theability to sing the Star-Spangled Bannerwith sincerity. And if your last name isZolp, there may be a full 4-year scholarshipwaiting for you at LoyolaUniversity in Chicago. For more informationon bizarre scholarships, visitBankrate.com.
Articles in this issue
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Consider Your Body Your Greatest Assetover 17 years ago
Yangtze: The River of Heaven and the Heart of Chinaover 17 years ago
Cinema Consults: HARRY POTTER AND THE PRISONER OF AZKABANover 17 years ago
Pair Safety with Growth Through Hybridsover 17 years ago
It Pays to Maintain the Right Attitudeover 17 years ago
Test Your Luck with Timing the Marketover 17 years ago
Stretch Your Wealth with Inherited IRAsover 17 years ago
The Malpractice Plague Continues to Rageover 17 years ago
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