Measuring Technology Grant Impact
GrantID: 72317
Grant Funding Amount Low: $500
Deadline: Ongoing
Grant Amount High: $75,000
Summary
Explore related grant categories to find additional funding opportunities aligned with this program:
Community Development & Services grants, Education grants, Higher Education grants, Non-Profit Support Services grants, Quality of Life grants.
Grant Overview
Scholarships for Non-Traditional Students
Scholarships for non-traditional students aim to provide essential financial assistance for individuals returning to education after an extended absence or balancing multiple responsibilities. This funding is focused specifically on supporting adult learners in community colleges and does not cover traditional undergraduate students entering higher education straight from high school.
Elimination of Barriers to Education
A significant use case of this funding type could involve assisting a working parent enrolled in a local community college who juggles part-time work while pursuing a degree. For instance, a scholarship program that pairs financial aid with mentorship opportunities helps ensure that these students remain engaged and graduate on time, contributing to an uplift in the local economy. Another compelling scenario is a program designed to assist veterans transitioning into civilian life by providing specialized mentoring tailored to their unique challenges and experiences.
Who Should Consider Applying?
Eligible applicants typically include community colleges that cater to non-traditional students, particularly those focusing on adult education. Institutions with a clear plan for outreach and support for these demographics are well-positioned to succeed in securing funding. Organizations without established support structures or those primarily serving traditional students may struggle to meet eligibility requirements.
Factors for Aligning Funding with Educational Goals
Schools and programs must align their scholarship offerings with the specific barriers faced by non-traditional students, such as childcare, flexible scheduling, and academic advising. Funders will favor programs demonstrating an understanding of these obstacles and a commitment to addressing them through tailored support initiatives. Successful funding applications will articulate how these scholarships will directly impact graduation rates and workforce readiness.
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