For a scholarship to be “qualified,” or tax free, your student must be a candidate for a degree. He or she is also required to only use the funds for tuition, fees, books and supplies. Any amount received for incidental expenses is not a tax free, qualified scholarship.
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Be a Traditional College Student and Prepare for a U.S. Army Career
If you are considering joining the military but still want to earn a college degree, look into North Dakota’s Army ROTC programming. As an ROTC cadet, you not only get to experience life as a traditional college student, you also receive formative training that prepares you for a career in the U.S. Army.
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How Nontraditional Students Can Master Their Work-Life Balance
Nontraditional students are challenged to master staying healthy, practicing time management and being involved on campus.
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2 Easy Ways to Reduce Your College Expenses
Scholarships, grants and employer tuition assistance programs are a few easy ways to reduce your college expenses.
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Scholarships are like Free Money
Scholarships and grants don’t need to be repaid, making them the best ways to pay for college. Unlike grants which you apply for when you complete the FAFSA, scholarships are financial aid you must research and find to apply for them.
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