Student Grants

Grants for Master’s Degree

Students with adequate funding will have a much more fulfilling experience as they word towards their master’s degree. However, many potential students find themselves stuck in a maze of confusion in regards to where to turn for help.

Grants can help you achieve your dream. Basically, school grants are free money given out by federal or private institutions that work to help you pay for tuition, supplies, room and board, or living expenses.
While grants are available to nearly everyone, and there are literally thousands taking applications, it is difficult to know where to begin. Here are some tips and suggestions to make the most out of your effort, as well as some specific locations that are willing to grant your education.

First Steps

Whether you have just completed your undergraduate degree or you are considering returning to school to earn your master’s degree, there are numerous grants that can help fund your education. While they are plentiful, they are also highly competitive. The grants are awarded to the application packet that stands out from the rest due to previous academic success and a promising future in the respective field. There are several steps you can take to begin your journey in searching for grants.

Begin by identifying grants that are specific to your specific area of study. Some grants are made available based on region or university, but others are nationwide that focus on the specifics within the university. For example, if you are looking for grants to pursue your master’s degree in engineering at the University of California, search for grants available to engineering students nationwide. Do not limit yourself by searching for grants available to students in California or even just the Southwest.

Tips on Filling Out the Form

When many prospective students begin filling out application forms for a grant, they take an extremely professional direction that comes across as cold and lifeless. Allow your individual personality to shine through in the personal statement portion of the application. Keep the tone of a slightly formal conversation, but discuss experiences that have shaped your character and your interests outside of the field of study.

The reviewer of the form will not remember an engineering student applying for an engineering grant discussing his love for engineering. But the reviewer will notice an engineering student who discusses his work ethic in terms of helping his grandfather on a farm.

If you plan on going directly from your undergraduate studies to your master’s program, meet with professors who know you well to ask for recommendation letters. Make the extra effort to get to know professors that you respect and even the head of the department, if possible.

From their position of authority, they can write solid reference letters that can accompany your personal proposal and statement. Be sure to check the individual deadlines of the grant to ensure that you give your professor ample time if s/he is willing to help. Also, it is proper decorum to write a thank you letter to anyone who offers to write a recommendation letter, and an update as to whether or not you received the grant is often appreciated.

Be Precise and Concise

In all that you do in your hunt for master’s degree grants, carefully read everything.

This includes the regulations of the grant, the due dates, the time periods, and, most importantly, every word that you have written down to send in. Read, reread, and have a friend read your applications and statements to avoid silly misspellings that might put a red mark next to your name in the grant reviewer’s mind.

Local Financial Aid Office

The local financial aid offices on the college campuses offer extensive information on master’s degree grants that are available through the specific campus. They will also provide information about grants that the student can receive through an alternative source. The officers that work with the department help thousands of students every year to figure out what they can do to continue their education.

It is advised that you make an appointment with an advisor to receive as much information as possible. A meeting also gets you more direct contact information so that you can ask any questions that may arise after the meeting. However, most financial aid offices will have brochures, pamplets, and lists of links and advise to help you on your way to finding grants.

In addition to having the technical information at their fingertips, financial aid advisors also know what roadblocks the student generally faces and actually want to help you work past them. Because they work for the school, you can rest assured that they have your best interests at heart.

When the students can spend the maximum amount of time studying as opposed to facing the difficulty of working full time, the school earns a better reputation. With a higher percentage of graduates, the school will likely receive more funding and be a greater success. Even though you are the one hoping and trying for the grant, it is also in the school’s best interest to help you get it.

Ethnic Grants

Students forget that they are not just students when they are pursuing their education. Studying, researching, and progressing is what the person does, but they are far more. Take advantage of that. There are numerous grants available to help minorities complete their master’s degree, but there are even grants for more widespread ethnicity.

For example, there are grants specifically for students of Polish or Irish descent. Some of the more popular and generous organizations are the National Consortium for Graduate Degrees for Minorities in Engineering and Science, Black Collegian Organization, and the American Indian Graduate Center.

Do not fall into the misconception that getting grants because of your ethnicity or race is like taking a free hand out. It is given to you as a gift because the beneficiaries appreciate and acknowledge the hard work you are willing to put into your education.

Grants.Gov

Grants.gov is the government-wide grants portal that allows you to send in a single grant application that will be received by multiple agencies. The online program is a simple, unified storefront that makes the process easier for students. Grants.gov makes your single application available to over 26 federal grant agencies and 900 individual grant programs.

Together they award over $400 billion in grants every single year. However, even though it is a single application, you have to individually choose where you want your application sent based on your qualifications, area of study, and other personal information. Also, by signing up at Grants.gov, you can choose to receive automatic email alerts regarding grant opportunities that are specific to your interests.

In order to benefit from Grants.gov, your education institution must register with the website to create an institution profile. From there, the university or other educational institution can apply for grants awarded to the school as a whole either to use to fund departments or to distribute among students.

In nearly all cases, the institution is already registered, but if it is not, talk to any authorizing official or a financial aid administrator about beginning the process at your school. You and following students alike will greatly appreciate it. Assuming your institution is already registered, simply register as an individual associated with your school. Make sure to start early as the registration process takes about two week.

After you have finished the registration, you can begin applying for grants. Grants.gov makes it as easy as possible by providing step-by-step directions on how to apply for programs, fill out the application, and getting the most out of the website.

Financial Aid Finder

FinancialAidFinder has been in existence since 1993 working to provide the top rated financial aid resources to the students who are having difficulty making ends meet to finish their education or continue it. They operate on the belief that in today’s economic situation, students need any and all help they can get. The management team work to find the various financial aid options and evaluate them to figure out which route is best.

What is unique about FinancialAidFinder is that it does not just link useful information up on their website, they spend countless hours every day researching what they have set out to do. In addition to the numerous links, they also keep up with several blogs that keep students informed on what changes may be occurring in the education system, legal system, and anything else that may be related to their future. These blogs are separated by type of financial aid: scholarship, grants, loans, etc.

FinancialAidFinder does more than just talk about the present and future of financial aid. They provide hundreds of links to where you can head to apply for a grant.

While you still have to hunt through the hundreds of grants opportunities that apply to you, you can be sure that they are legitimate offers. FinancialAidFinder checks out each individual grant and scholarship that they post for the safety and success of the students that they are working to help.

Pell Grants

Pell Grants are generally reserved for students working toward their first bachelor’s degree, but they do make the exception for master’s degree if it is leading you to teaching. The only catch to the Pell Grants for master’s degrees is that you must be enrolled as an undergraduate in order to apply. Returning students do not qualify.

While the Pell Grant is extremely beneficial, it makes you work a little bit harder for all that free money. You have to start out by going to your university’s financial aid office (or online if you school allows) and apply for all the government financial aid in order to receive the Pell Grant. Unfortunately, you cannot singularly apply.

Filling out the forms for financial aid for the master’s degree financial aid is identical to that of the undergraduate degree, but you have to specifically request the Pell Grant form.

You will have to specify that you are working towards a certificate that will enable you to teach when you are finished with your program. Be absolutely certain that you indicate on the forms that you already have your bachelor’s degree to avoid having any of the money granted to you revoked.

After a few business days, you can follow up on your financial aid application via the website. From there you can see if your Pell Grant has been approved.

Harry Truman Scholarship Foundation

The Harry S. Truman Scholarship Foundation awards students up to $30,000 in grants if they are working towards their master’s degree in a public service area. The only requirements to apply are that you must be a United States citizen and have finished your Bachelor’s degree.

When narrowing down the candidates, they lean towards those who exhibit leadership qualities in activities such as student governments, internships, and community service.

The great aspect of the Harry S. Truman Foundation is that they do not simply forget the students after they are awarded their money. The organization will give them additional assistance such as providing them with information on other grants or helping them place in an internship. They also help with developing professional skills for the workplace after graduation and career counseling.

Federal Cyber Service

The Federal Cyber Service grant is funded by a national science foundation. They agree to pay for two full years of a master’s degree in the information assurance and computer security fields if the student agrees to work for two years in a federal cyber service after they graduate. The goal of the foundations is for students to become specialists who will protect the government’s information structure.

In addition to paying tuition in full, they receive up to $12,000 excess to help with room and board, books, and living expenses. During the summer, students are provided with a summer federal government internship while they are in the program.

However, the students are responsible for finding their own job after graduation that fulfills the service requirement they agreed to in exchange for the grant.

National Health Service Corps

Like the Federal Cyber Service, the National Health Service Corps provides grants for master’s degree students in the hope of increasing the shortage of health care professionals. The grant will cover the full cost of tuition, additional educational costs, and offers a monthly living stipend of approximately $1,200.

In exchange for this funding, the student will work at a federally supported health center during their education before they move on to their specified career as a practitioner, midwife, or other professional after graduation. The National Health Service Corps distributes its grant money throughout the country based on which areas are in the greatest need. For this reason, the money tends to gravitate more towards cities with a greater number of public health clinics, prisons, and immigration centers.

Workplace Grants

If you are already in the working in the field you are planning to receive your master’s degree in, check to see if your work institution will provide you with a grant. Sometimes your employer will appreciate the fact that you want to increase your knowledge, and will work to get you the grant in order for you to become more educated. They may not view it as giving away free money, but as shaping a productive member of their workplace community that will move upwards for their benefit.

Master Degree Grant Tips

Receiving a master’s degree seems like a far off fantasy for too many people because of the cost. After finishing an undergraduate degree, you may already feel overwhelmed with debt.

Even if you take a break between your bachelor’s degree and returning for you master’s degree, you might have stressful debt from credit cards, purchasing a house, or other life expenses.

No one wants to increase their school debt, but remember that there are other options. With the help of grants, you can substantially reduce your tuition costs, or even eliminate them altogether.

With the proper preparation, applying for master’s grants does not have to be as tedious as it may originally come across. As more people are pursuing higher education, more options are available and even more help is willing.

Search your individual educational institute, move on to federal grants, and then delve into grants that are tailored specifically to you as a person or your future career choice.

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41 Comments

  • Reply Carole King August 7, 2011 at 10:35 pm

    I would like to apply for a grant through the Harry Truman Scholarship Foundation. I will start school the end of August for my Masters in Medication & Conflict Resolution Specialization in Psychology. I am currently working and I don’t have the finances to pay back a financial loan. A grant would really assist me in getting the right job and th eopportunity to do so much better for myself. Your consideration would be greatly appreciated.

    Thank you,
    Carole King

  • Reply Amanda Dixon October 19, 2011 at 4:51 am

    I am working on trying to get an MBA degree in Health Adminstration. I already have a Master degree in Public Health Adminstration. I was wondering if their were any grants with people illness. I have epelipsy. I was hoping to find a way to cover the cost of my education.

    Amanda Dixon

  • Reply Bereket Girma October 25, 2011 at 10:39 am

    I have B.sc in Horticulture in 2006.I want to study master in either Horticulture or Development studies through scholarship or grant form please help me to get this opportunity through mail=bereketgirma80@yahoo.com P.O.Box=42259 Addis Ababa Ethiopia tel=+251913013439

  • Reply Putri Gagaramusu January 1, 2012 at 3:31 am

    Greetings,
    My name is Putri Gagaramusu.I already graduated from law school in Tadulako University in Central Sulawesi, Indonesia.I’m really eager to continou my study in Master Degre especially in Human Rights and Public Policy Major.Now,i just currently work and i have no financial support to continou my study..It is so expensive for me to pay all teh study cost and living cost..i hope i can get scholarhip to make my dream come true…

  • Reply Nalin Dinesh January 8, 2012 at 12:20 pm

    I need full scholarship for atleast two years as I need to complete my Master’s Degree in Sports Performance Analysis from University of Valencia (Spain). I am currently working as Badminton Coach in Karnavati Club Ltd. in Ahmedabad. I have won many State Championships & have some good national achievements too. I want to develop sports as my profession. My academic qualifications are good as well. I have completed my Bachelor’s in Commerce & Physical Education & have been awarded as Gold Medalist from Sardar Patel University in physical education degree.

    I am looking forward for a type of scholarship which covers everything from study to accomodation, food etc.

  • Reply PHILIP DIAME January 8, 2012 at 3:15 pm

    I am a health worker; and have also graduated in Organisation Development. I am now aspiring to a leadership position. To acquire the needed skills, I want to apply for a GRANT to pursue a year course for Master’s Degree in Leading Innovation and Change.
    Thanks

  • Reply ADIMASSU BESHA BETA January 15, 2012 at 8:47 am

    Currently, i am young Ethiopian citizen and i have been graduated BA degree from Wollega university in 2009. And serving in public organization. But, to upgrade my career and educational status , i have no financial capacity to pay my college fees. Even though i need to study MBA in abroad, i have no financial capacity. there for please help me by providing me a college grants!
    Be blessed!
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  • Reply Tadele Abera January 26, 2012 at 12:55 pm

    My Name is Tadele Abera . Iam From Ethiopia i was Graduated BA Degree in Accounting & Finance from University of Gonder since 2008. Its my Dream to get my 2nd Degree so help as much as possible.

  • Reply Umoru Endurance Ekene January 27, 2012 at 10:30 am

    Currently, i am a Nigerian studying for my masters in computer engineering at the Tshwane University of Technology in south Africa. i have no financial capacity to pay my Tuition fees. Even please help me by providing me a Masters grants!

  • Reply GILL GORDON February 8, 2012 at 11:33 pm

    HELLO! I AM IN NEED OF A KIDNEY TRANSPLANT AND DISABLED. I WANT TO KNOW IF THERE IS A WAY I CAN BE ASSISTED IN GETING A MASTER’S DEGREE. I DONT WANT TO ENTER BACK INTO THE WORK PLACE THE SAME WAY I LEFT AFTER I WAS DIAGNOSED. CAN YOU HELP ME?

  • Reply Anthony Proctor February 21, 2012 at 4:23 am

    I am a disabled veteran who has expended all of his veteran Montgomery G.I. Bill, and Post 911 benefits obtaining my B.A. in Human Resources. Upon completion I immediately enrolled in a dual Master’s program (MBA and MSHS in Hospital Administration) when my benefits ran out leaving me five courses short of completing my goal. I was wondering if anyone can point me in the right direction of how to obtain the additional funding I need. I do not want to take out a loan, because my daughter is headed to college next year, and I will be funding that expense. Please help!!!

    God Bless

  • Reply kabtimer Tuji March 2, 2012 at 6:55 pm

    I am from Ethiopia ,I am graduated from Addis Ababa Univeristy in 2011 with Accounting, Now I am working with my field with a chainse company ,Now i am in mood to continue my education even if i am unable to pay tuition fee,what I need now is to contact me with granters.God bless you!!! Have anice time!

  • Reply Ivanna Neri March 4, 2012 at 8:00 pm

    Hello!

    My name is Ivanna and I’m from El paso, Texas but I have been living in Mexico whole my life, so almost I’ll end my degree in nutrition in one year and I would like to star studying a Master about my major in Dallas; I want to know what I need to do to ask for financial aid to support my studies if there is an opportunity, Thank you for your help.

  • Reply ocen edward March 16, 2012 at 1:13 pm

    Am a Ugandan leaving in Kampala and at Makerere University Business School in my last semester of year three doing bachelor degree in human resource management. I would like to continue with a master degree in (MBA) human resource management as my career but am sure i will not be able to get the financial resources to help me facilitate the master program i therefore kindly request for grant/scholarship help. thanks

  • Reply NJIRU MAGDALENE KAGENDO March 21, 2012 at 8:15 am

    I am a student at Kenyatta university-Kenya taking a masters degree course in environmental sciences. right now i am preparing my theses . would you support me in giving me grant to do my research work and theses completion ?
    Thank you.
    Njiru.

  • Reply Melanie Lynette Lobdell May 2, 2012 at 7:45 pm

    I am working on a MAOM at an online university and am also planning to work on a doctorate level degree upon completion. Any information on grants/fellowship/scholarship information for a disabled minority graduate student will be greatly appreciated.

  • Reply Gulnoza Yakubova May 8, 2012 at 10:59 am

    Actually, I graduated World languages university of Uzbekistan in 2009 y. and now i’m working at college as a teacher.I was going to get my 2nd Degree but i couldn’t , becaus every body even have to pay for entering to contract, so it’s very difficult to study in my country but i must continouo study for my future. Please help!

    • Reply Munira uralova January 14, 2022 at 10:22 am

      Hello, Gulnoza
      Did you manage get 2nd degree?

      Thank you
      Munira Uralova

  • Reply Girma Metaferia Woldie June 16, 2012 at 12:50 pm

    Surely by the direction I had from the Lord and in agreement with my family, I boldly decided to work my Master’s program in Leadership at the International Leadership Institute which works in collaboration with the University of Greenwich here in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia. My purpose is simply to be able to make a significant contribution in physical & spiritual reform of my country. It is also my hope that my study in this university will contribute to my personal and Professional development for the mission I have in the years to come.

    In God’s grace I attended and finished all the recommended Masters Program courses in Transformational Leadership and Change (MTLC). This is except my final dissertation paper on “The Role of Evangelical Church Leadership on Human Capital Development” that will be submitted on the 14th of July 2012.

    At this time, the University notified me to pay the remaining payment of $ 8519.00 US dollars before the submission of my dissertation.

    Dear Sir, as faithful stewards the Lord has put you and your respected organization there to favor His kingdom businesses. Therefore, I believe that you will appreciate my constraints and somehow find ways so that finance will not be the obstacle from realizing my dreams.

    I believe, becoming one of my sponsors, i.e., financially investing in my future destiny is eternally rewarding. The qualification I will pursue here after will also be a great asset for my generation, and this also makes your organization proud.

    Thank you in advance, for you value God’s call up on my life.
    I look forward to hearing from you.

  • Reply Sharon Veerayah June 27, 2012 at 2:55 pm

    Hello: I graduated with my Bachelor’s degree in Mathematics and will be moving to Kansas, USA to further my Masters in Statistics.
    In addition, I am an International Student and I was wondering on how would someone like me be able to look for grants and/or scholarships to complete my Masters, and proceed with doctoral later.

  • Reply razan July 24, 2012 at 4:38 pm

    i need i scholarship for master degree

  • Reply OTUMFUO JOHN COBBLAH January 18, 2013 at 5:06 pm

    Thank you very much for the opportunity to help the determined but financially weak to study.I graduated in Bachelor of Theology and will graduate also in bachelor in ministry this year.
    I will like to further my education in the Masters of Divinity program in the USA and wish to apply for the school grant support to help achieve this aim.I started an NGO which am working hard to register whose main aim is to do MISSIONS. Am very certain that the acceptance and approval of my application will go a long way of making Jesus known to the lost and rescue them and bring hope and life to many.Hope to hear from very soon.God bless you
    Yours Faithfully.
    OTUMFUO JOHN COBBLAH

  • Reply gracy thandi lesita February 21, 2013 at 4:45 pm

    Thank you very much for the opportunity to help the determined but financially weak to study.I graduated in Bachelor of Marketing I will like to further my education in the Masters of MBA program in the AUSTRALIA and wish to apply for the school grant support to help achieve this aim.I started an NGO which am working hard to register whose main aim is to do MISSIONS. Am very certain that the acceptance and approval of my application will go a long way of making Jesus known to the lost and rescue them and bring hope and life to many.Hope to hear from YOU very soon.God bless you

  • Reply Makhmut March 30, 2013 at 6:44 am

    How do you do! My name is Makhmut.
    I’m 26 years old. I have finished education
    in Asia for its Bachelor In Republic Uzbekistan,
    Karakalpakstan in city Nukus.
    Tashkent University of Information Technologies of Nukus branch.
    (TUIT Nb). .I so want to continue to study
    the master’s courses in Europe. Tell me please, What is the program
    coincides in my professions to choose
    and continue to study the master. For earlier Thank you!!!!!!!

  • Reply GERMAN SALAZAR June 26, 2013 at 10:29 pm

    I HAVE BEEN ACEPTED AT FRANCIS MARION UNIVERSITY SO LET ME KNOW IF I CAN GET A SHOLARSHIP OR A LOAN TO BEGEEN MY STUDIES

  • Reply Msafiri September 19, 2013 at 12:16 pm

    I have been accepted into the Future Generations Graduate School,. I will start school in early November, 2013 for Master’s Degree in Applied Community Change with concentrations in Conservation and Peacebuilding.. I am currently working and I don’t have the finances to meet the total needed cost which is US$ 17,500 Per year and other cost like travelling cost. Your consideration would be greatly appreciated

  • Reply FATUMA ATHUMAN December 14, 2013 at 9:43 am

    I need a scholarship for my masters degree 2014-2016.

  • Reply GEOFREY CHRISTOPHER December 14, 2013 at 10:08 am

    Thank you very much for the opportunity to help the determined but financially weak to study.I am a graduated,in Bachelor of science in family and consumer studies. And am currently a student at sokoine university of agriculture pursuing my masters of science in human nutrition 2013/15, in Tanzania.
    I wish to apply for the school grant support to help achieve this aim.Hope to hear from very soon.
    Yours Faithfully.
    GEOFREY CHRISTOPHER

  • Reply Philimon Mazonde June 13, 2014 at 6:46 pm

    i am in need of a grant to study for a masters in humanitarian assistance,through distance learning.An organisation interested to sponsor me can get hold of me on my mobile number 263-0772727702,or get hold of me through my email.

  • Reply NYOWINO PAUL MBOYA August 22, 2014 at 4:41 pm

    I come from a very poor background and I Hold Bachelors in Education have tried to my level best to get some funding to pursue my Masters of Arts in Monitoring and Evaluation but have not succeeded.Yesterday I was offered Scholarship at Sheffield University to study Masters of Science in Leadership and Management but because am unable to even get cash to process both my visa and passport the offer is likely to go. I was a volunteer at an organization since graduating and the little cash I got I supported the OVC-(Orphans and Vulnerable Children in the Community) and with Masters in Monitoring and Evaluation I can ensure that the bright orphans I train in computer ,life skills,football (talent development) have a bright future at the end.Kindly support me .I can be contacted through+254711393765 or through my email nyowino@yahoo.com

    God Bless You for accepting to help.

  • Reply fentanesh yemata September 17, 2014 at 1:51 pm

    I am from Ethiopia ,I have a masters degree in gender and development studies in bahir dar university In 2012. now I am working with my field with a amhara women association. to continue my education even if i am unable to pay tuition fee, what I need now is to contact me with granters.
    Reply

  • Reply Philimon Mazonde October 10, 2014 at 4:34 pm

    I need sponsorship to study for the Masters in Humanitarian Assistance .This program is studied through distance learning.
    An organisation that is willing to sponsor me can do so by first sending an email to me on mazondes@yahoo.co.uk PHONE 263-772727701.
    I am willing to work for the sponsoring organisation during the time i would be studying or even for more years.

    Thank you.
    Philimon Mazonde

  • Reply Perry Tanko October 29, 2014 at 3:00 pm

    Have my associates in programming (but it took over 4 years!) and would love to earn a B.S.S. and M.A. at some time in the future.

  • Reply Julie Joipe November 20, 2014 at 7:13 am

    Hi. I have completed my bachelor degree in tropical agriculture, and therefore wanna do a research studies in plant pathology. Would you give a clear indication of how I should apply for this study?

  • Reply Sarah Harrison April 1, 2015 at 2:08 pm

    I am seeking financial assistance through grants for getting my masters degree in Business Administration. I am currently a student a Strayer University North-Raleigh campus in Raleigh NC

  • Reply Hassan Shazly Hassan April 18, 2015 at 4:12 pm

    I have B.sc in Computer Science in 1999.I want to study master in either E-Commerce or MBA through scholarship or grant form please help me to get this opportunity through
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  • Reply Daudi June 3, 2015 at 6:31 pm

    I had completed my bachelor degree in Arts with Education from University of Dar es salaam Tanzania in 2010. Recently I have received an offer to study in Uk this year but unfortunately I don’t have enough money to support my study. Please I ask some financial support from charities so that study Master of Education and gender and international development.

  • Reply Keonna July 23, 2015 at 8:32 pm

    I currently have a B.A. in Criminjal Justice and have recently been accepted back to a Master’s program for Criminology. Any help finding financial assistance would be more than helpful, as I plan to pursue a JD and Phd program afterwards. Please help if you can. I really need it to pursue my dream.

  • Reply Ferat Recani October 2, 2015 at 7:41 pm

    Hi! I am writing from Macedonia I began to study Master in South East European University in Macedonia and i struggle paying for my studies. what do i have to do to get grants from you ?

    Thank you

  • Reply SULTAN SAID October 14, 2015 at 2:28 pm

    I am Tanzanian male aged 28yrs , I have been admitted to International Islamic University Malaysia for master degree in Marketing full time for September semester,but I missed sponsorship but yet i have decided to postpone till February semister hoping to get someone who can assist and pay for my costs.
    I really need it so as to accomplish my dream of becoming professional marketer and professor.
    Please help me so that your money can be circulated even after the death through helping others.
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  • Reply CHIFINGA PATRICK WILLIAM December 25, 2015 at 10:55 pm

    Iam a Zambian and have been accepted or offered a place at the Zambian Open University to pursue a garaduate programe at Master’s level in Education Management and Administration starting on 9th January, 2016.

    I am asking for sponsers from well- wishers to fund my programme. Currently iam a teacher at kimakolwe secondary school in Solwezi Distict in North Western Province of Zambia. I can provide any information about myself when needed. Please help!

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