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Program Specific Scholarships | College of Education Program Specific Scholarships Education is the foundation of everything we hold dear. Without it, there would be no new inventions. No doctors to heal us.
No businesses that create jobs and innovate how we live. No rover exploring Mars. The building blocks of education make all human achievement and prosperity possible.
With your philanthropy, the College of Education is able to award scholarships to its undergraduate, postbaccalaureate and graduate students. Many of our scholarships are established by donors who advocate for education and have established criteria for a student to be selected as a scholarship recipient. If you wish to donate to a scholarship, you will find all you need in our Giving section.
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