“Going back to school isn’t just for children. More and more working moms are choosing to go back to school and get a better education too.”
Want to apply for a full-tuition scholarship to an accredited online college? Visit www.projectworkingmom.com today!
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Mom is the one who gives out the Band-Aids, finds that one missing sock, and organizes everybody else’s life. And, unfortunately, a mom’s needs and dreams often come last. Learn more about “Project Working Mom … and Dads, Too!”, a scholarship program that’s sending moms and dads to the head of the class and advancing their families right along with them.
Moms and dads, to apply for a full-tuition scholarship, go to www.projectworkingmom.com and submit a short essay explaining how online education will enable you to achieve your personal and/or professional goals.
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“Some local moms are setting an example by starting over. Getting the education they couldn’t pursue because of work and family. For many it seemed an impossible dream … until now.”
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“A woman who’s dealt with tragedy has been awarded a scholarship from an unlikely source. A supermodel.
Robin Bucholz wrote an essay nearly a year ago to win the scholarship through eLearners.com as part of Project Working Mom on The Tyra Banks Show.
Nearly eight months later she was contacted — flown to New York City, and awarded her scholarship on air. She says the chance to pursue a new career, is exciting. But it’s also bittersweet.”
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“Project Working Mom … and Dads, Too!” makes an appearance on “The Daily Buzz.” Meet Karen Adams, a recipient of a full-tuition scholarship to Penn Foster College. Originally aired on Monday, March 23, 2009.
Visit www.projectworkingmom.com today to learn how you can apply for a full-tuition scholarship to earn the online degree of your dreams!
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A lot of moms consider going back to school, but where do you find the money, not to mention the time? A new Internet campaign called ‘Project Working Mom’ is providing all kinds of opportunities, including scholarships to study online from American InterContinental University, Walden University, and DeVry University. Visit us at www.projectworkingmom.com.
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Few people know more about multi-tasking than working moms. Some of those moms are being offered some help in our area. Two million dollars in full-ride scholarships are being offered by American InterContinental University, Walden University, and DeVry University. Learn more about “Project Working Mom” and eLearners.com. Visit us at www.projectworkingmom.com.
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“Heather Hererra has spent most of the last 13 years as a stay at home mom raising her girls in Mesquite. She worked in the family business, keeping the books, but always longed for something more. “I felt like a degree could take me places, I really …didn’t have a lot on my resume.”
Hererra knew money for college would be tight, so she looked for scholarships. “At my age, it’s a little hard to find scholarships that apply to me,” she said. “I had mediocre grades in high school.”
Then she found eLearners.com. The organization runs Project Working Mom, which awards scholarships for working moms who want to go back to school. “
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Education, as we all know, is the key to breaking the cycle of underemployment, but most financial aid really is geared towards traditional college students. And that’s where eLearners.com’s “Project Working Mom” comes in. Learn more about full-ride scholarships for working moms offered by DeVry University, American InterContinental University, and Walden University. Visit us at www.projectworkingmom.com.
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There are alot of working single moms out there right now who just don’t have the time to balance their current job, balance children and balance continuing their education. But now there’s a website and 3 online universities: Walden, DeVry, and American InterContinental University, out there to help them out. Visit www.projectworkingmom.com for more information.
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