*Rasmussen College (MN) Celebrates its 110th Anniversary with Scholarships for 110 New Students*
*What is the 110th Anniversary Scholarship? *
As part of Rasmussen College's 110th anniversary, we are offering 110 scholarships to new students. The scholarship value varies depending on the degree level selected by the potential student. A Bachelor's degree seeking student is eligible for up to $10,000 and an Associate's degree seeking student is eligible for up to $5,000.
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How do I apply for the 110th Anniversary Scholarship? *
Visit www.Rasmussen. edu/110years, and fill out the online application. The potential student will also need to apply for Rasmussen College and apply for financial aid. Complete rules can be found on that webpage.
*When are entries due?*
There will be four application periods during the year as detailed below.
a.. March 31, 2010
b.. June 30, 2010
c.. September 30, 2010
d.. December 31, 2010
The Campus and student may determine the start date that best applies for each individual (e.g. the next immediate start, a mid-quarter start, a Fall start, etc).
*Who is eligible to win?*
The scholarship is available to any new potential student. Employees of Rasmussen, Inc. and their families are not eligible.
*Is there a time period in which the winner must start classes?*
Yes, he or she must start classes April 5, 2010, July 6, 2010, October 4, 2010 or January 3, 2011 at a Rasmussen College campus (including online).
*What are the requirements for the winner of the scholarship? *
A list of full terms and conditions is available at www.rasmussen.edu/110years
*What happens after a student submits their scholarship entry?*
The winner will be notified no more than four weeks after the application deadline. If a student has already started, the Campus/Financial Aid Staff will determine whether to apply the first quarter portion of the scholarship immediately in the current quarter or whether to commence payment the following quarter. In either case, the full amount of the scholarship will be granted prior to the student's graduation.
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