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ACSOM expands aid with tuition-free track for Dominican students
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The American Canadian School of Medicine says 98% of accepted students receive scholarship or financial aid for its January 2027 intake.
Matlin Injury Law opens $5,000 scholarship for students affected by car crashes
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Matlin Injury Law is taking applications through Oct. 31, 2026, for a $5,000 Second Chance Scholarship for accredited college and graduate students whose education was disrupted by a traumatic car accident.
Sweet Briar College enrollment jumps 20% with 132 new students
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Sweet Briar College enrolled 132 new students this fall, up from 110 a year ago, as the Virginia school works to rebuild overall enrollment after graduating two of its largest classes.
Abe adds student loan glossary for borrowers
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Abe has added a free glossary of more than 100 student loan and college financing terms to help students and families compare aid options and better understand borrowing choices.
ICL Academy students shine at 2026 US Open
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ICL Academy students and graduates made a major mark at the 2026 US Open in Flushing Meadows, New York, led by Marcel Latak’s boys’ junior singles title and Iva Jovic’s run to the women’s fourth round.
Dr. Jacqueline Youtsos Scholarship opens nationwide applications for future medical students
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The Dr. Jacqueline Youtsos Scholarship for Medical Students is now accepting applications from undergraduate and medical students across the U.S. The one-time $1,000 award prioritizes personal experience, compassion and access to care over grades…
Brainfuse added to Connecticut’s approved high-dosage math tutoring list
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Brainfuse is now an approved virtual provider for Connecticut school districts planning high-dosage math tutoring for grades 6–10. The move gives districts another option for frequent, small-group support tied to classroom learning and state…
Mildred Elley students top national pass rates on healthcare certification exams
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Mildred Elley College says its healthcare students beat national averages on three National Healthcareer Association exams across 2024-2026, a result that could strengthen graduate credentials in a competitive job market.
Students in Gaithersburg to mark 9/11 anniversary with day of service
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High school students in Gaithersburg, Maryland, will gather Sept. 11 for Districts for Dignity, a 9/11 Day of Service event that blends volunteerism, menstrual-health education and a competition to assemble emergency period kits.
BMAX pitches two laptops for students and power users
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BMAX says buyers should choose between lightweight convertibles and desktop-replacement laptops based on mobility, battery life and performance needs.
New Horizons of Southwest Florida marks 25 years serving students
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New Horizons of Southwest Florida is celebrating 25 years of tutoring, mentoring and faith-based youth programming in Lee and Collier counties.
Love Hibachi serves free Wagyu hibachi to USC international students
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Love Hibachi hosted a complimentary live hibachi dinner for about 50 first-year international USC students on Sept. 4 at a poolside social in Downtown Los Angeles.
DegreeSight relaunches brand around transfer credit transparency
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DegreeSight unveiled a new brand and website focused on helping colleges show students how credits will transfer before they enroll.
Al Aman Fund and Specialty Hospital sign 4-year partnership for orphan students
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Al Aman Fund for the Future of Orphans and Specialty Hospital have signed a four-year strategic partnership in Amman, adding the hospital to the fund’s Empowerment Partners network.
Yoga India Foundation cuts beginner teacher training fees by 35%
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Yoga India Foundation is offering a 35% discount on select beginner-level yoga teacher training programs in Rishikesh, India, including its 200-hour course.
Brainfuse joins Fulton County Schools tutoring pool
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Fulton County Schools has added Brainfuse to its pre-approved tutoring provider pool, expanding access to virtual small-group support in English language arts and math for elementary, middle and high school students.
New College students use puppetry to teach job skills in prison
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New College of Florida students and Dr. Tyler Fisher are using a puppetry-based workshop to help incarcerated people practice job interviews and prepare for reentry.
Math Success by DMTI launches K-6 math program for teachers
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Math Success by DMTI has launched mathsuccess.io, a teacher-focused K-6 math program that combines professional learning with curriculum resources and direct access for educators.
TGR Learning Lab Philadelphia marks first anniversary after serving 12,000 students
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TGR Foundation says its Philadelphia Learning Lab has reached more than 12,000 students since opening in 2025 at the Cobbs Creek Golf & Education Campus.
Diamant Gerstein awards $1,000 Jewish Heritage Scholarship to law student Allen Waldman
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Diamant Gerstein, LLC has named Allen Waldman the Fall 2026 recipient of its Jewish Heritage Scholarship, a $1,000 award for Jewish students with strong leadership records.
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