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Consider The Unusual When It Comes To Pell Grants For College For Online Degree Programs

They might not win you a spot on “America’s Got Talent,” but they could help you pay for college. Knitting and duck calls are among the competitions that free scholarship searches on the web might produce. The websites scholarships.com and FinAid.org also provide information about scholarship opportunities for those willing to sport duck tape to the prom.

When it comes to paying for a college, university or technical school education, families rely largely on their own income and savings and, behind that, on scholarships and grants, according to the results of a Sallie Mae survey that were released in August. Families for the 2009-2010 academic year also had to work more and spend less, according to Sallie Mae’s “How Americans Pay for College.” With rising costs and the recession, they relied on more money from all sources, the study noted.

More than 50 percent of students at the undergraduate level attend four-year institutions with published tuition rates lower than $9,000, according to the College Board website. In 2008-2009, the average amount of undergraduate financial aid, including student loans, was about $5,000, the website shows. Some families and students might find that lesser known scholarships provide additional assistance that, unlike loans, doesn’t have to be repaid. These scholarships might also see less competition than others.

Scholarships on FinAid.org and scholarships.com include those that reward unusual talents, such as the Chick and Sophie Major Memorial Scholarship Duck Calling Contest where high school seniors have 90 seconds for duck calls for hailing, feeding, comeback and mating. Others, such as the National Make it Yourself with Wool competition, recognize more traditional skills, such as knitting. Frederick and Mary F. Beckley “Left-Handed” Scholarship is for Pennsylvania’s Juniata College sophomores, juniors and seniors with academic success, financial needs and a tendency to write with their left hands, FinAid.org and scholarships.com suggest. Scholarships on the sites also include the Little People of America Scholarship for individuals with a medically diagnosed form of dwarfism and others with financial needs; and a Tall Clubs International scholarship for women 5’10” and taller and men 6’2” and taller who are younger than 21 who are entering their first year of college.

A Duck Brand Duct Tape Stuck at Prom Contest, on the other hand, is open to students ages 14 and older. Contestants, who enter as couples, sport attire and accessories made of duct tape for the prom, and web voters choose the winners based on originality, workmanship, accessories, use of color and amount of duct tape used, the contest website shows. Soliciting votes on Facebook might have helped Yancy Esquivel and Ray Banna of Arizona, who this year took the top spot from 242 entries, earning $3,000 apiece in scholarship money.

Banna, following the win, spoke with the Arizona Republic: “My cousin says if you Google us we’re, like, everywhere,” he was quoted as saying. “It’s crazy.” It might not be surprising to learn that this type of drive and initiative is also what employers look for when hiring.

Free scholarship searches on FinAid.org, scholarships.com and other websites provide families and students with access to billions of dollars in scholarship opportunities along with other forms of financial aid. Scholarships.com was launched in 1999 and is a member of the National Association for College Admission Counseling and the National School Providers Association, its website shows. FinAid.org, according to its website, was established in 1994 and has received awards from the College Board, the National Association of Student Financial Aid Admissions as well as others. The College Board, Sallie Mae and the US Departments of Education and Labor also offer free scholarship search opportunities on the web.

Fortunately, scholarships aren’t exclusive to studies at traditional, bricks and mortar institutions. Often, they’re equally available to distance learning programs as well. Financial aid, such as educational scholarships, often requires that traditional and distance learning course programs, as well as universities and technical schools, are accredited by a nationally recognized agency. Families and students can find a list of accredited institutions and programs on the US Department of Education website.

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Bandwidth: A Novel $6.99 “A great storyline with compelling characters that capture the essence of the era.”– Joseph Menn, author of Fatal System Error: The Hunt for the New Crime Lords Who Are Bringing Down the Internet. Cyber-Security correspondent for the Financial Times.”Morrison’s experience and passion for storytelling paint the pages – launching the reader on a modern journey of human contradiction and adventure.”– Dylan Ratigan, MSNBC”An ensnaring tale with unexpected touches of humor. Morrison nails it.”– Kourosh Karimkhany, TPM MediaBandwidth captures the two dominant threads of the first decade of the 21st century – greed and terrorism.Several years after the dot com funeral pyre, Hayden Campbell – a former CIA operative turned speechwriter – finds himself working for the sixth richest man in the world, Aaron Cannondale. From his perch, Hayden watches as a Dutch student discovers a technology to send voice, video and data through Europe’s municipal water systems. Standing in the way are European technocrats, the Russian mafia, a Swiss banker and a new breed of terrorist intent on wreaking havoc on the West.Bandwidth takes us from the stoops of Brooklyn, to Moscow and Zurich, to the bike paths of Amsterdam and the backrooms of Brussels and Frankfurt, to Afghanistan and the hazy diwans of Yemen.Dazzled by his new boss but harboring a soft spot for the Agency, Hayden allows himself to be pulled back in for one more run — a run that reminds him that people aren’t what they seem, a run that reinforces his belief that greed has no sell-by date.Angus Morrison has been a Pulitzer-nominated financial journalist for Bloomberg News, and has written for The International Herald Tribune, The New York Observer and the Globalist. He has been a speechwriter for the U.S. Secretary of State and IBM’s senior executive suite, and has served as a Senior Policy Advisor at the U.S. State Department. He lives with his wife and son in Alexandria, Virginia.