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I'm sorry, Mensa, but this is an informational site about college, not an institution of higher learning. Our article on Scholarships for Business Students may be of interest to you. However, the problem with many scholarships and grants is that they are only available to U.S. residents. You may have more success if you contact individual schools, as you did here, and ask them about scholarship opportunities for international students. Good luck in your future studies!

-- Contributed by: Lorie

Dear sir,

i am a young man of 18 years.i am in the senior high school and i am in S.H.S 2 .My father died a year ago and my mother is not working .My father had five children with my mother in his life time.i was pursuing science as my course but later diverted to pursue business.Please we are in serious financial handicap and i would like you t admit me into your institution because i am at home now because i owned the school and unless i pay off my debt before they would allow me to school there.i am pleading with your institution to admit me and i know there are many opportunities there which i can engage myself in it so that i can finance my education and to cater for my brothers and sisters here in Ghana.i would like to offer business and i hope you will cope with my situation and help me .May God help you as you continue to care for the needy students.Thank you.
Mensa Richard
Ghana

-- Contributed by: mensah richard

You can visit the FAFSA website to fill out on online application.

-- Contributed by: Lorie

application

-- Contributed by: ipfi jordan

Going to college is definitely a good choice in creating a better future for yourself and your daughter, Kevin. And by finding this article, it seems that you recognize that the FAFSA form is the key to receiving federal financial aid. You may also be interested in our article on Single Parent Financial Grants for College.

-- Contributed by: Lorie

I am a single father that wants to make a better living for my daughter and myself

-- Contributed by: Kevin c. Wolnik
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