The program welcomes applications from students needing support for research projects, travel expenses, and training supplies associated with their academic pursuits in one of the STEM fields.

The scholarship will fund one undergraduate or graduate student for one year, providing $2,000 in direct costs. The scholarship is merit-based, and applicants can show their qualifications and need in the application process.

LabRoots supports undergraduate and graduate students pursuing degrees in Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) disciplines. This program is open to students both in, and outside the US; there are no geographical limits for applicants. LabRoots wishes to encourage all students to stay in science and aims to help students work towards their research and educational goals.

Scholarship is offered for any graduating high school senior, undergraduate, or graduate student, from a traditionally underserved or underrepresented group in science, technology, engineering, math or health.

A merit-based scholarship is awarded ranging in amounts from $500 to $5,000 or a non-merit based scholarship ranging from $500 – $1,000.

Assistantships

• Through a competitive process this program offers more than 30 course grading assistantships to dynamic and ambitious students. These assistantship jobs include tasks like grading assignments and administrative duties.
• As a grading student and by working on these Assistantships you are eligible to be paid an average of $6,000 per semester. But, to be eligible for these assistantships you need to be a full-time student with good academic standing.
• All the earnings you do from these assistantships or stipends may be potentially taxable.

Scholarships:

To meet the eligibility criteria to attain Scholarships, the student must possess excellent academic or athletic ability, or they should have interest in a certain subject, or volunteer work. It is also possible for you to get a scholarship by having membership in an ethnic or religious group. And yes it is also possible for Companies to award scholarships to you or your child.

Aids:

Many of the financial grants are assigned to you based on your needs, which means after considering your and your family’s financial circumstances the university decides to pay you a certain amount to help you financially. But it is to be noted strongly that You are not allowed to receive more need-based aid than the amount of your financial need.

>New York State Tuition Assistance Program:

In New York there is a program called the New York State Tuition Assistance Program (TAP). To get qualified for TAP you must live in New York and go to school regularly. The amount of the award or money you get from TAP is completely dependent on the program you are enrolled in, your family income, the financial status you possess (dependent or independent), and the number of family members enrolled in college.

The New York State Tuition Assistance Program (TAP) helps eligible New York residents with an annual award of up to $5,665 to help them pay for their tuition. The best thing provided to you is that as TAP is a grant, you don't have to pay it back. it does not have to be paid back.

TAP can help students who go to schools like SUNY, CUNY, and private colleges even if they go to school to attend part-time.

>New York State Veterans and Families benefits

New York State also has special benefits for veterans and their families. If you are a veteran and live in New York State and plan to attend a college or university in New York, you may be able to get these benefits to help your education and provide support to your family.

Scholarship programs which are need and merit-based:

• Excelsior Scholarship: Families who earn $125,000 or less are eligible to apply.
• Enhanced Tuition awards: This program helps students at private colleges pay for their college degree up to $3,000.
• New York State Part-time scholarships awards: It grants scholarship awards to students attending private colleges part-time and maintaining a good grade of 2.0 GPA up to $1500 dollars for about 2 years.
• And scholarships such as the NYC Child Welfare Worker Incentive Scholarship Program, NYC Scholarships for Academic Excellence, NYC STEM incentive program, NYC Math and Science Teaching incentive program, NYC World Trade Centre Memorial Scholarship, NYC Masters in education on teacher incentive program, Military Enhanced Recognition Incentive and Tribute - MERIT Scholarship, Flight 3407 memorial scholarship, American Airlines Flight 587 Memorial Scholarship, and NYS Memorial Scholarship for Families of Deceased Firefighters, Volunteer Firefighters, Police Officers, Peace Officers, and Emergency Medical Service Workers.

It also provides some NYC awards for top and high ranking students:

Veterans tuition awards, NYC Aids to native Americans, Segal AmeriCorps education awards and NYS Regents Awards for Children of Deceased and Disabled Veterans.

The Marshall Scholarships finance up to 40 independent, wide-ranging students who have outstanding leadership potential and who wish to study for a graduate degree at any institution in the United Kingdom. The program seeks to encourage applicants’ personal and intellectual growth by fostering their understanding and appreciation of contemporary Britain, its relationship with the United States, and its role on the world stage.

Claremont Lincoln University is proud to partner with the City Year Alumni Association which seeks to be a unique and diverse lifelong resource, community, and experience to advance City Year’s impact and alumni leadership development. As a community of idealists, City Year alumni will take up the challenge to become Leaders for Life to address the needs of their communities and to continue to change the world long after they have taken off their City Year jacket. One of the many opportunities that the City Year Alumni Association provides is scholarship and education opportunities to develop its Leaders for Life. With this new partnership, CLU will offer 50% annual tuition scholarships to City Year alumni. The scholarships award 50% of tuition, for up to five (5) recipients per year.

Florida International University provides merit and need-based scholarships, assistantships, fellowships, loans, grants, and work-study opportunities.

Need-based scholarships are offered for graduate students based on their financial situation (based on expected family contribution (EFC)).

Stanford University offers a range of financial aid options, including need-based grants, loans, and work-study programs. The university also offers a limited number of merit-based scholarships and fellowships for graduate students in various fields, including English.

Boston University School of Law offers need-based and merit-based scholarships to its students. Additionally, the school provides grants, loans, work-study programs, and fellowships to support students with their educational expenses.

The University of Miami School of Law offers a range of scholarships and financial aid options to students enrolled in their LLM program, including merit-based scholarships, need-based aid, and scholarships for international students. More information is available on the scholarships and financial aid page on the given link.