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Catonsville High graduate Erin Kreis didn't expect to be singled out by interim Superintendent Verletta White — and awarded $1,000 — at her commencement.
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The Maryland State Fair is currently seeking applicants for the F. Grove Miller Maryland State Fair and the Marlin K. Hoff Scholarship programs.
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I loved school and I had a number of favorite teachers. However, the first may very well be my 12th-grade English teacher, William Granville "Mike" Eaton.
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Brooke Ciampaglio, a recent graduate of North Harford High School, was the District VII Minds in Motion scholarship winner.
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Clarissa Reed, of Finskburg, was among 31 Kutztown University students to be inducted into the Psi Chi International Honor Society in Psychology at its annual
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Mauricio has earned his degree from the prestigious Baltimore Polytechnic Institute and is heading to Ivy League Brown University
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Graduating Gerstell Academy senior Antonio Holland has a lot of accomplishments under his belt — great grades, leadership positions and scholarships.
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Baltimore Symphony Orchestra musicians are facing numerous challenges in the wake of the news that the summer season may be cancelled.
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What good does making more money do if it is just going to repay student loans?
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Any plans to subsidize college tuition in Maryland ought to be considered carefully considering the financial challenges schools are facing.
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John Carroll School recently announced its newest group of Carroll Scholars, incoming freshmen whose academic achievements qualified them for the prestigious
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Tuition promise scholarships are changing conversations around family dinner tables; college can be affordable. The impossible might just become possible.
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The scholarships are awarded by the Al Cesky Scholarship Fund Inc., named for late Bel Air High School teacher and coach Albert “Al” Cesky.
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Colleges have a responsibility to let potential low-income students know that the real costs of attendance are often much lower than the sticker price.
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The $1,000 annual scholarship will be awarded to a female graduating senior who shows interest in Alzheimer's research.
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Twenty-four graduating high school student-athletes, representing Harford County’s twelve senior classes, will be honored at the 34th Annual Al Cesky Scholarship Fund’s (ACSF) awards banquet. The banquet, honoring the legacy of the late Al Cesky, a legendary Bel Air High School football coach and
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Acting Baltimore Mayor Bernard C. “Jack” Young has ordered an audit of Associated Black Charities’ management of the city’s multi-million-dollar Children and Fund amid a widening scandal involving Mayor Catherine Pugh’s sales of self-published children’s books.
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The Rotary Club of Mount Airy will be awarding a scholarship again this year
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Carroll County Public Schools announced the list of dozens of local students who were chosen as Carson scholars for 2019.
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The South Carroll Business Association offers scholarships
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The Healthy Holly scandal consuming Mayor Catherine Pugh is complicated and confusing. Here is a summary of what we know and what we still don't.
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Students who will be attending Carroll Community College in the fall have until the end of the week to apply for scholarships, according to the school.
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For the 17th year the Harford County Ravens Nest No. 1’s Bud Bitzer scholarship fund helped a group of young men to pursue their aspirations to attend college for their actions on and off the football field with scholarship grants.
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Marissa Roberts, of Taneytown, was awarded one of the Maryland Farm Bureau’s 2019 scholarships.
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Yee-Lynn Lee and Yee-Van Lee, seniors at Liberty High School, have been named finalists in the 2019 National Merit Scholarship Program.
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My firm has jobs for college students but a dearth of applicants so where is everyone?
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I’m surprised at the level of naiveté regarding the idea that people with financial means cheat to get their kids into college — it happens all the time. There is a thriving, legal industry in hiring private consultants to coach kids from freshman year to their chosen Ivy. Here's how to stop it.
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Colleges and universities have taken advantage of federally-backed loans to raise tuition and that has to change.
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While most of the conversations surrounding education in Annapolis have been about the Kirwan Commission and their high-priced, pie-in-the-sky recommendations, Del. Rose’s education bills would improve the lives of students and bring Maryland’s public education into the 21st century.
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Some area football and soccer players are signing national letters of intent Wednesday to accept athletic scholarships from Division I and Division II college programs.
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Morgan State University lacked adequate safeguards to protect sensitive personal information, state auditors found, and kept a database of 301,000 unique social security numbers in clear text along with names and dates of birth.
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A team of attorneys and investigators has billed $500,000 for 44 days of work to begin to sell of the valuables of Kevin Merrill, a Towson man who prosecutors say funded a lavish lifestyle through a Ponzi scheme.
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Local students receive state fair scholarships Lippy cnaney
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The 30-year-old wife of a Towson man accused of running a $364 million Ponzi scheme has been charged with conspiracy, obstruction and removing property to prevent its seizure.
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The time may be right to expand incentives for Maryland's college savers.
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It is hard for college students to do service work after graduating when they have so much student loan debt.
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Farm Credit Foundation for Agricultural Advancements scholarship applications accepted
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American Legion Carroll Post 31, in Westminster, is accepting applications from high school students to compete in its annual Oratorical Scholarship program.
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Former New York Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg’s staggering $1.8 billion gift to his alma mater, the Johns Hopkins University, tops the Chronicle of Higher Education’s list of the largest academic donations since 1967.
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Four women who are from Maryland or attended school in Maryland were named Rhodes scholars on Monday.
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Former New York Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg will give $1.8 billion in scholarship money to the Johns Hopkins University, the largest gift to any academic institution in U.S. history.
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Wednesday began the early period for high school athletes to sign National Letters of Intent to accept athletic scholarships from Division I and Division II college programs.
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Students named National Merit Scholarship semifinalists
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Local students were among those receiving degrees during the May 20 commencement exercises at King's College, Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania: Sean W. Floto, of
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On Sunday — Veterans Day, appropriately enough — McDaniel College announced a new Military Legacy Scholarship worth up to $100,000 over four years for all military veterans, active-duty military personnel and their children. This is a win for the college and a win for the students who qualify.
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Five $2,000 scholarships are available for students who are members of the Maryland Farm Bureau or whose parents are members.
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For veterans, those in the service of children of those who have been enlisted, paying for McDaniel College just got easier.
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McDaniel College recently named Westminster resident Julie Weaver as the school’s financial wellness coordinator, a position that has been created to help students navigate paying for college, managing loan debt and other college-related expenses. The Times caught up with Weaver.
