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CAA: GA News, "Avscholars.com can help you find much needed financial aid"
Friday, March 17, 2000
Avscholars.com can help you find much needed financial aid
GA News
Trying to figure out a way to pay for your aviation education? There’s a new
Web site that may help you find the answers.
Avscholars.com is a free online scholarship and career search service for
high school, college and graduate students. The site is designed to be a
comprehensive, one-stop shop to allow students to search for available
scholarships, grants, loans, job descriptions, colleges, flight schools and
internships. Access to the Website is free.
The AvScholars Network is still looking for information to add to the site.
They ask members of the aviation, aerospace, space exploration and education
community to share information about their school programs, organizations,
scholarships, camps, and degree programs. For more information contact
DeVaugn Williams, avscholars.com, 708-493-0324 or email: info@avscholars.com
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