Herman Said:

American Indian Scholarships?

We Answered:

I am a Native woman too. I just graduated college. I'll provide some information below. Feel free to email me if you'd like for more help on getting into college etc..
NatashaChandiJoseph@gmail.com

General Scholarship Sites:
http://www.fastweb.com
http://www.finaid.com/scholarships
http://www.scholarships.com

Google:
Go to google and type in -
scholarships + native american
scholarships + american indian
scholarships + minority
scholarships + people of color
scholarships + students of color
scholarships + women
scholarships + medical degree
scholarships + science major
scholarships + health major
scholarships + academic
(you will get a ton of information)
note: you might get better results with the students of color searches, most native scholarships require one to be enrolled in their tribe and since yours isn't federally recognized you unfortunately wouldn't qualify

Also please note that the specific schools you are applying to will have their own scholarships.

Ray Said:

Can someone help a freshman with his medical career choice?

We Answered:

I'm in the same boat your in. I'm going to be a freshman in august. My plan though was to take all medical classes, and during my senoir year, once I've learned a bit more I would decide. Trust me, your going to want to change later on.


Also, I'm still thinking about the military. I doubt you can get in without doing any gruesome activities. I'm an army brat and I know how hard it is. My dad got a summary of his entire career, from basic training all the way down to now as he works at Nasa. Military was obviously a good building block. He ended up getting 29x as much as he did during basic training! I'd say air force is the best for you. It is way easier. My sister is in air force basic training right now.

Tanya Said:

Do you know of any loan/grants/Scholarships for career programs?

We Answered:

Try Fastweb.com

They're the best site to gain access to a bunch of scholarships for every situation
All you have to do is take this 3 minute quiz/sign up thing, and you get access to over a million opportunities!
Check it out - Good luck!

Tammy Said:

Should I choose a Medical or Engineering Career Path? Which school is better for each career?

We Answered:

it depends on ur personal instrest. if ur instrested in medicine then u can go for a medical degree and join military as a military doctor as ur instrested in joinig military .by doing engineering u can join technical departments of army like defence systems,weapon development,air carft engineering,etc which again depends upon which branch u chose in egineering level.

Jamie Said:

How do i get into college?

We Answered:

Sounds like you're already do well with your grades, just keep it up. After you get your first A- it only goes down from there, I should know! Just study for the SAT, if your school offers study courses or your community, you should definitly take them. I did for the ACT and my score went from a 26 to a 30. For community service you should see if there is a literacy center where you can teach people. I've done that and enjoyed it. Community College classes are good. Take some AP courses as well so that you can build up on college credit, but don't forget your other classes. A girl in my school focused too much on college classes but now won't even graduate from high school though she will have her associates in college (I'm not sure how that will work out)! lol! Hope that helped! Good Luck!

Kathryn Said:

Looking for scholarships for medical career...?

We Answered:

GRANT.com may be useful for you.