I have been offered admission to a PhD program in Management at Claremont Graduate University but the funding gap is really big. I need help with links to open scholarships and study grants.

I have been offered admission to a PhD program in Management at Claremont Graduate University but the funding gap is really big. I need help with links to open scholarships and study grants.

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  1. Kat

    Contact the financial aid office at the university and the program you're going into about scholarships and grants you qualify for. Let them know your needs. They should be able to put together a good package and help you find other resources. Do internet research on what's available too from other sources.

  2. Anonymous

    While I agree with what you said, my experience with the financial aid office is that they point you to websites that are nothing more than spam generators. My rule is that if I get more ads for other things on the site's home page than helpful information, I close it out and go to another site. If the OP is in an onsite program, the FA office is probably better than remote programs. I applied to hundreds of scholarships and still had nearly six figures in student loan debt.

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