Sunday, August 5, 2012

College Scholarship Opportunity!!


Mike Perzel from The Perzel Agency wants to share this information with all of you!

Contact: Michael Joseph
215-571-9349

Keystone Rewards Scholarship Available for Pennsylvania StudentsBuilding a Stronger Pennsylvania, One Child at a Time

PHILADELPHIA, PA – The Keystone Rewards Scholarship offers students who are residents of Pennsylvania a FREE scholarship to reduce their tuition in nearly 300 private colleges and universities nationwide, including 51 education institutions in Pennsylvania.

The Keystone Rewards Scholarship is a benefit provided to Pennsylvania residents at no cost to the student or their family. The Scholarship is based on a point system, where each point is worth $1.00 toward tuition reduction; there is no cash involved. Students who register for the scholarship will receive 500 points and $500 off full tuition at participating schools.

Pennsylvania State Representative John Taylor (R-Philadelphia) has acknowledged the enormous burden college tuition puts on Pennsylvania students and families. “College tuition places an enormous burden on Pennsylvania families – the Keystone Rewards Scholarships are designed to assist in alleviating that burden and helping create a brighter future for our students. The Keystone Rewards Scholarship program is building a stronger Pennsylvania – one child at a time,” says Taylor.

Registration is easy. Participants must be enrolled no later than August 31st of the year the student begins 11th Grade; students can be enrolled as early as the day they are born. Parents, grandparents, aunts, uncles, etc., can become a sponsor and register any extended family member by going to www.mycollegebenefit.org. Students are NOT eligible if they have started 11th Grade, or any grade higher. There are no exceptions.

A student also must be a current Pennsylvania resident in order to qualify. Each child may be registered only once for the Keystone Reward Scholarship.

Additional information is available at http://www.mycollegebenefit.org/





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