Community College Scholarships
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Tuition is often one of the biggest factors in a student’s choice to attend community college. But just because the cost of attendance is cheaper at community colleges doesn’t mean students don’t need scholarships. Take a look at these scholarships for community college students to help finance your two-year degree!
Scholarships for Community College Students
- American Association for Women in Community Colleges Scholarships
- Niche $500 Community College Scholarship
- Darrel Hess Community College Geography Scholarship
- Foundation for California Community Colleges Scholarships
- Coca-Cola Leaders of Promise Scholarship
- GEICO Pathway to Completion Associate Degree Scholarship
- National Society of Accountants Scholarships
- SR Education Group Community College Scholarship
- Pearson Scholarship for Higher Education Scholarship
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- ScholarshipPoints.com $10,000 Scholarship (this is us, and we’ve given away over $1,000,000 in scholarships to date!)
- StudentScholarshipSearch.com
- Unigo.com
- Fastweb.com
- Cappex.com
- Niche.com
- Scholarships.com
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