The National Latino & American Indian Scholarship Directory, Your Source For $900 Million To Make The College Dream Attainable (DVD) by Edward James Olmos, Andres Tobar, Kirk Whisler

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The National Latino & American Indian Scholarship Directory is the most comprehensive source for Latino and American Indian students to find financing for college! The Directory includes profiles from more than 2,100 sources providing more than $900 million to help finance college education. It also provides hundreds of useful tips to help students prepare for college, successfully apply for scholarships, make career choices, and gain cultural and other insights.
Detailed Profiles of Scholarships. Comprehensive profiles of 2,100+ national and regional funding sources that give 230,000+ scholarships, fellowships, and internships totaling $900+ million. Gives students a wealth of info they need.
College. Provides insights to students on key decisions of the Who, What, Where, When, Why, and How of going to college. Includes a timeline for preparing to go to college, finding the right college, and adjusting to adulthood.
Financing College. A series of articles, resources and links to help students better understand the many ways to finance going to college.
Careers. Advice, resources, and links to help students find the right internships and career. Special presentations on high-growth fields like STEM, teaching, and business.
Latino & American Indian Insights. Great research, organizational profiles, references, and insights on issues like the DREAM Act.
Personal Insights. 90+ key insights on college from celebrities & leaders like SBA Administrator Maria Contreras Sweet; NIGA Chair Ernie Stevens, Jr; and Ambassador Raul Yzaguirre.
Resources. 200+ studies for in-depth information – and links to 300+ other key websites.
The Latino and American Indian Scholarship Directory is the most comprehensive source for Latino and American Indian students to find financing for college ever created! At a time when college graduates carry more than a TRILLION dollars in student loan debt these resources are needed.