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Because College is Expensive Scholarship
Basic Information
Administrator: Cedar Education Foundation
Scholarship Sponsor: Cedar Education Foundation
Address: 82 Donnybrook Dr
Phone Number: 201321991
Email: info@cedaredlending.com
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Additional Information
Amount of Scholarship: $500
Number of Awards: 4
Available to Class Level: High School Juniors & Seniors
Requirements: none
Eligibility: none
Minimum GPA: none
Minimum ACT: none
Minimum SAT: none
Due Date: 3/31, 6/30, 9/30 & 12/31
Purpose of Award: College Tuition & Expenses
Renewable: No
Need-based Scholarship: No
Applicaiton Online: Yes
Application Fees: None
Scholarship History: Cedar has been awarding scholarships for over 4 years
Additional Information:
The $500 "Because College is Expensive" Scholarship is open to all students and those planning on enrolling in college within 24 months. The winner will be determined by random drawing and then contacted directly and announced on this Scholarship page. One entry per person is all that is necessary.