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Home | National Directories | Financial Aid | Federation of American Consumers and Travelers Continuing Education Scholarships |
Federation of American Consumers and Travelers Continuing Education Scholarships
Basic Information
Administrator: Vicki Rolens, Managing Director
Scholarship Sponsor: FACT (The Federation of American Consumers and Travelers
Address: 318 Hillsboro Avenue, Edwardsville, IL 62025
Phone Number: 618-656-0454 800-872-3228
Fax Number: 618-656-5369
Email: vrolens@usafact.org
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Additional Information
Amount of Scholarship: Range from $1000 to $10,000 (depending ont he category)
Number of Awards: 7-8
Available to Class Level: Current High School Seniors, Persons who graduated from high school four or more years ago, students currently enrolled in college/university, or trade/techinical school aspirants.
Requirements: Scholarships are offered in four categories: current high school seniors, persons who graduated from high school four or more years ago and now plan to go to a university or college, students currently enrolled in a college or university, and trade or technical school aspirants. Members of FACT, their children and grandchildren are eligible to apply.
Eligibility: Members of FACT, their children and grandchildren are eligible to apply.
Due Date: January 15th
Duration: One-time scholarship
Renewable: no
Applicaiton Online: Yes
Application Fees: n/a
Scholarship History: FACT's scholarship program was established in 1992. To date, FACT has awarded approximately $780,000.00.