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Top 10 Scholarships for Distance Learning

The following list of the top 10 scholarships for distance learning is by no means a definitive list. There are far more than 10 scholarship opportunities for students attending online universities and other institutions of distance learning. You may think the choices would be limited, and that there are far more scholarship opportunities for traditional college students, but there are plenty out there if you know where to look. In fact, most online universities offer scholarships for their students.

When you start your search, these top 10 scholarship search tools for distance learning are a great place to begin:

1. Clubscholarship.com Scholarship Search: This online resource lists more than half a million awards and is part of the Collegiatefunding.com network.


2. CollegeNet: This site provides access to approximately 600,000 awards.


3. CollegeScholarships.com: Visit this online database for scholarship searches as well as for help applying with personalized scholarship application letter forms.


4. EduPrep: You're sure to find at least one online scholarship that you qualify for from this database of more than 2.5 million awards.


5. FastAid: This online database claims to be the oldest and largest free scholarship search on the Web.


6. GoCollege: Find your funding with 600,000 scholarships from more than 8,000 funding sources at GoCollege.com.


7. Military.com Scholarship Search: Current and former military personnel can find all the funding they need with this online resource.


8. Petersons.com Scholarship: Petersons, the renowned college guide publisher, maintains this Website.


9. Princeton Review Scholarship Search: This reputable college guide and test prep organization publishes this scholarship database.


10. WiredScholar/SallieMae: You can perform two free scholarship searches through Sallie Mae, one of the largest providers of student loans.

If you don't find a scholarship that you qualify for out of all these resources, just go to the Website for the school(s) you are applying to, and see what kind of scholarships they offer. There are also federal student loans available for distance learning students. As long as the school you are attending is accredited, you should be able to qualify for a low-interest loan that you don't need to pay back until after graduation.

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