Nahum Heritage Foundation

08/21/2019

Manhattanville College Chairman’s funding for International Students – USA 2020; The Manhattanville College is giving out scholarship opportunities to Interested applicants who are looking at pursuing a degree program at the Institution. The education fund is available to support the brilliant international students in accommodating their undergraduate degree at the university in the US. The grant will provide $ 25,000 for students and it is a renewable amount for three years if you maintain a minimum required GPA during the undergraduate degree.
Application Deadline: December 1, 2019
Eligible Countries: International
Type: Undergraduate
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The Manhattanville College is giving out scholarship opportunities to Interested applicants who are looking at pursuing a degree program at the Institution. The education fund is available to suppo…

07/29/2019

Myth About Test Scores

Test scores (SAT/ACT) need to be good enough, but they're not sufficient by themselves to get you admitted to a good college. They can get you rejected, but they can't guarantee that you get in.

A good SAT or ACT score is simply what it takes for the elite schools to take you seriously.

Different colleges will have different thresholds. For example, Harvard typically looks for scores above a 1500 whereas Boston University might find a 1350 acceptable.

Most universities publish their test score statistics for each class. You'll want to score around the 75th percentile for that university to have a good chance (75th percentile means you scored better than 75% of the other students at the university). Why? Because the students who got in with lower scores are usually underrepresented minorities, recruited athletes, and legacy students. If you don't have those "hooks," you'll want to have better scores to be in the running.

I hope this gives you a better idea of how test scores are used in the college admissions process. Stay tuned for more in-depth advice!

Please reach out to Ayodele Useni (US College Experts)
to give you more low down on College admission

07/29/2019

Application for 2019 International Merit Scholarships At Southern New Hampshire University, USA is currently active. Applications are invited for the International Merit Scholarship program which is awarded to International students who are looking to pursue a degree program in Southern New Hampshire University, USA. Undergraduate students may be eligible for up to: $6,000 (per year) and Graduate students may be eligible for up to: $4,000 (one-time award over two terms). For details to apply, please visit this link;

Are you an International student? Are you willing to study for a degree program in Southern New Hampshire University, USA? Applications are invited for the International Merit Scholarship program w…

08/25/2018

The Michigan University invites applications for the CEW+ scholarship program which will be provided to International students who are looking for financial assistance in pursuing a degree program at the Institution. Please find application link at; https://myschoolscholarships.org/cew-scholarship-program-at-university-of-michigan-usa/4883/
Other Available Scholarships are as follows;
- Western Psychological Association Scott & Paul Pearsall Grant – USA 2018; Link to apply; https://myschoolscholarships.org/western-psychological-association-scott-paul-pearsall-grant-usa/4887/

- BU Music Scholarships At Bournemouth University, UK 2018; Link to apply; https://myschoolscholarships.org/bu-music-scholarships-at-bournemouth-university-uk/4875/

- 2018 MG Alba Scholarships At Glasgow Caledonian University – UK; Link to apply; https://myschoolscholarships.org/mg-alba-scholarships-at-glasgow-caledonian-university-uk/4879/

The Michigan University invites applications for the CEW+ scholarship program which will be provided to International students who are looking for financial assistance in pursuing a degree program …

07/10/2018

Applicants of this opportunity should be early career composers, conductors, musicians, choreographers, visual artists, filmmakers, poets, novelists, playwrights, designers, directors and performance artists - this list is not meant to be exhaustive - who would find it beneficial to spend two years teaching and working in an artistically vibrant university community. To apply as an international student, see details at this link; https://myschoolscholarships.org/princeton-arts-fellowships-for-early-career-artistes-usa/4398/

USA Scholarships:

The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation, David E. Kelley Society of Fellows in the Arts, and the Maurice R. Greenberg Scholarship Fund is offering the Princeton Arts Fellowships to International students w…

06/12/2018

Friends, Parents, and Students

At this moment, someone in the global community is working to gain the competitive edge for opportunities. Those who prepared today for the future are best equipped to handle the challenges that will occur.

There is no shortcut or easy path to success. Nahum Heritage has demanded all the students to develop college timeline checklist. The checklist creates critical thinking and most importantly is a measure of the students' desire to manage their scholastic and collegiate tasks.

Everyone should be working toward their respective goals. Graduating seniors are enrolling in summer school, finding additional funds for college and preparing their minds for the most significant challenges of their young lives. Juniors are in full-throttle preparing for standardized tests, taking a standardized test, college visits, and identifying financial aid for your prospective colleges and universities. Sophomores are preparing for PSAT, taking exploratory courses, camps, enrichment programs to determine their potential career interests and taking classes to strengthen their resume. Freshmen are reading, polishing and improving their skills during the summer. Solving math problems, reading above grade levels, writing samples and beginning to identify colleges/universities in the state.

Most importantly there is no magic wand! Whoever assists or helps you with standardized testing is not taking your test! You need to acquire the science on how to take standardized tests. So much information exist today to help you with the tests. Get your self-workbooks, downloads problems from numerous websites; most importantly, work every day on your math, science, and reading.

What you do not know about the ACT and SAT will cost you thousands of dollars. Get smart and know what a Super Score is! Understand what are the requirements to enter the school of your choice and also do what schools will provide you with scholarships for your scores and grade point average. Empower yourself to be a game changer.

Parents you have to get outside of your comfort zone to find out as much as you can about the collegiate process. Understand the language of college board and the enrollment process. Understand what your child's test scores and grade point averages translate to concerning colleges and universities admission requirements. Charity begins at home, in-state public colleges/universities should always be your first search. Identify what programs are available at the public colleges and universities. Identify as soon as possible what are possible matches for your children. Engage early and have the discussion with your child how much money you have, if any, for college. Parents have to manage expectations, do not get caught up in a fantasy world. Poor academic achievement and testing are not the grounds to send children to expensive colleges and universities. Make your children own their scholastic success and award them according to their performance.

Organizations like US College Experts will work to contact seniors as soon as possible to understand what they can do to help.

Take care and remember Hard Work and Persistency!