I am 18 years of age and a recent high school graduate. I am starting
cosmetology school very soon. I am looking for any grants to help me pay for
school. If you have any suggestions for better websites or places where I can
find more information on better grants please feel free to comment with
information, every dollar helps.
JGabriel | Community Moderator |
1/15/2013 - 3:28 pm
As BizResearcher mentioned, you should consult with your guidance counselor. You may also want to visit the Department of Education to explore funding options.
Your guidance counselor at the cosmetology school will have information about
educational grants and loans you might apply for. If you are thinking of a
wonderful grant to cover all your costs, it isn't going to happen.
Your guidance counselor at the cosmetology school will have information about educational grants and loans you might apply for. If you are thinking of a wonderful grant to cover all your costs, it isn't going to happen.
What about a wonderful grant to help a business get started? I am a current
entrepreneurship major- sophomore in community college, will transfer to
undergrad interdisciplinary studies. I plan to put a lot of my resources into
being community friendly by recycling and investing into my community once
I've begun to find success in business, so that's the sort of thing I am
going to be looking for. I want to have some sort of way to be my own boss
outside of my main job, I actually just changed second jobs and will soon be
able to financially invest in myself and I haven't quite figured out how I am
going to do so. I am seeking financial assistance in starting a small
startup-only business that I plan to staff or sell when I start my
manufacturing business, and I may be willing to mold my ideas according to
that for which I am able to find a grant.
JGabriel | Community Moderator |
1/23/2013 - 9:19 am
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What about a wonderful grant to help a business get started? I am a current entrepreneurship major- sophomore in community college, will transfer to undergrad interdisciplinary studies. I plan to put a lot of my resources into being community friendly by recycling and investing into my community once I've begun to find success in business, so that's the sort of thing I am going to be looking for. I want to have some sort of way to be my own boss outside of my main job, I actually just changed second jobs and will soon be able to financially invest in myself and I haven't quite figured out how I am going to do so. I am seeking financial assistance in starting a small startup-only business that I plan to staff or sell when I start my manufacturing business, and I may be willing to mold my ideas according to that for which I am able to find a grant.
Federal grants are typically aimed at specific industries and targeted causes identified by the government, such as scientific and medical research, conservation efforts, and so on. Check out this blog for more information. But other options, like loans, may be available to help. Good luck!
JGabriel | Community Moderator | 1/15/2013 - 3:28 pm
BizResearcher | Window Shopper | 1/15/2013 - 12:10 pm
educational grants and loans you might apply for. If you are thinking of a
wonderful grant to cover all your costs, it isn't going to happen.
LeeCountyInnovative | Window Shopper | 1/22/2013 - 4:23 pm
entrepreneurship major- sophomore in community college, will transfer to
undergrad interdisciplinary studies. I plan to put a lot of my resources into
being community friendly by recycling and investing into my community once
I've begun to find success in business, so that's the sort of thing I am
going to be looking for. I want to have some sort of way to be my own boss
outside of my main job, I actually just changed second jobs and will soon be
able to financially invest in myself and I haven't quite figured out how I am
going to do so. I am seeking financial assistance in starting a small
startup-only business that I plan to staff or sell when I start my
manufacturing business, and I may be willing to mold my ideas according to
that for which I am able to find a grant.
JGabriel | Community Moderator | 1/23/2013 - 9:19 am
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