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JCF Judy Kay Wendland-Young Scholarship

$10,000

March 31, 2023

Awards Available: 2

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  • The Judy Kay Wendland-Young Scholarship is for women who have not previously attended college at an accredited college or university offering bachelor’s degrees, and who will be enrolled in their first year of a four-year undergraduate program at an accredited college or university in the U.S. Applicants must be able to demonstrate financial need in order to be considered for this scholarship.
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    To be eligible, applicant must be a woman over the age of 35, who has not previously attended college at an accredited college or university offering bachelor’s degrees, and who will be enrolled in their first year of a four-year undergraduate program at an accredited college or university in the U.S. Applicant must be able to demonstrate financial need. Up to two scholarships of a sum up to $20,000 are expected to be awarded annually. Awards may only be used during the first year enrolled. For more information or to apply, please visit the scholarship provider's website.
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Joana D  on 2/9/2021 12:03:32 PM

I would love to go back to school and get my bachelor's degree so i can grow and be able to support my family and provide them everything they need without being worried about the money stress.

Elizabeth B  on 1/11/2021 3:47:09 AM

I am 35 year old, I am Deaf woman but I would like call myself hearing impaired. I withdraw two college due no support from my father. I feel a failure every day when I wake up but I would like to change my life and do something with my life for better and have a good career. I've lack focus when it come to college because I need more education due my knowledge learning in school. I know I'm very smart woman but I believe this will help me finish degree or my career so that I know I won't be able to worry about college fund due begin Deaf. Every jobs I applied and interview they always denied me because they are fear to put extra effort for me to be able work and communication with my customer, I give them so many offer for me to work but it seem it not thier range I would like to be manager one day or own a business to only hire disability people so they know that working make big difference. I would like to go to Galludent Or Rochester Insistute for the Deaf would be easier for me to understand Deaf or Hearing Impaired Teacher. :)

Amy L  on 1/8/2021 1:07:53 AM

I am 45 years old and raised 4 kids on my own. I've suffered some major tragedies along the way. In 2009 my 15 year old son died from medical complications. In 2020 my youngest son died in a car accident. I need to show my daughter we have to keep going. We have to stay strong. I've wanted to go back to school for a long time. I'm hoping to encourage her not to give up and follow her dreams even during the darkest of times. This is something I've wanted to do for a very long time and I'm hoping it will help me to stay strong. Thank you

RAMONA D  on 12/7/2020 6:25:55 PM

I am technically considered a senior citizen at 57 y/o. Although that is enough to scare me into not continuing my secondary education I decided to blow past that. It is indeed a daunting thought. Why would I want to get a Masters's of divinity? Because i should and i can. Because I never finished because life got in the way, health got in the way and finances got in the way. this is how you can help a 50+-year-old minority finish strong. I am 30 credits away and you could make it so I don't have another excuse. At least not financial.

Holly U  on 12/7/2020 1:29:00 AM

I would have applied for this scholarship but I attended an accredited college which shut down 2 weeks before finishing my associates degree. Luckily I had started out for a different degree and had some extra credits and was given my associates degree with honours. I wanted to attend university of Wisconsin for cyber security boot camp and I was looking for a scholarship to do that. I’m about to turn 51 and wanted to get my education completed. I’m out of work due to COVID-19 and figured it’s a great time to finish this. Please let me know if there’s anyway I can get a scholarship at my age and in this position in my life.

Angelin M  on 11/23/2020 9:33:22 PM

I am 54 years old and looking for scholarship funds to attend Emory University Goizueta Business School. Are there scholarships available for non traditional students looking to reskill themselves by way of business school.

Birdy D  on 10/27/2020 10:14:02 AM

My dream is to become a software engineer and my mom is unable to pay for college and I have been a great student. As a child of a single parent and minority, it would be a dream come true to attend one of the top universities because I know I can do the hard work and up for the challenge, but money is the only thing standing in the way. I already started on great projects. please help me make this possible to go to the highest level. Thank you! Denzel D.

Christina D  on 10/6/2020 1:04:48 AM

I hope I've a realistic chance of procuring this scholarship! I was an Honors Program student at a 2 year school, perfect 4.0/Dean's List, Ed of paper, chosen for the Harvard UN Debate but my then-husband insisted I leave school to run his business. Now I want to achieve my dreams of a successful medical career but financial constraints limit me immensely. If I had this scholarship I could follow my lifelong dreams at last and contribute the few gifts I've been blessed with and help others. I'm praying!

Sheila R  on 10/5/2020 1:59:54 PM

I would love the opportunity to enroll in a program that will help me get my education off the ground. I am trying to get a certification as an Esthetician and the funded will help with my shortfall of education assistance. I am a grandparent of twins helping my single parent daughter. I relocated to Texas from Las Vegas so I need some kind of career going to help our family. 2020 has been rough for our premature twins born during the COVID crisis. So any help will get me off to a great start. Thank you

Tamara D  on 9/28/2020 10:40:38 AM

i wanted to apply but i have previously attend a college but I did not complete it due to i was overwhelmed by student loans and the college cancelled the major I am 39 years old now and I feel like a failure everyday I wake up. Please if you are over 30 please take the chance to restart your life

Rowena A  on 9/18/2020 1:58:27 AM

Good day! I wanted to pursue a certification of study on Special Education to reach out to kids that have needed more of patience, compassion and love. Iam single and love kids. please help me to achieve this career and help to help kids.

Justina T  on 9/17/2020 10:51:34 AM

Looking for graduate school scholarships for non-traditional student.

Melissa C  on 9/7/2020 8:32:43 PM

I really want to be a paralegal when I retire from my job as a correctional officer, I wish that I had become a lawyer but this is close enough for me!

Bridgette B  on 8/22/2020 10:51:27 AM

This scholarship is amazing! I am a 42, almost 43 year old mother of three children. 2020 is MY year! I am for the first time in my life looking forward to attending college to better myself. Thank You for providing this opportunity for women over 35. Bridgette Brockwell

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