State | School |
Alabama | University of Alabama |
California | California Institute of Technology |
California | University of California |
California | University of Southern California |
Colorado | University of Colorado |
Illinois | Bradley University |
Illinois | Illinois College |
Illinois | Illinois Institute of Technology |
Illinois | Illinois Wesleyan University |
Illinois | Knox College |
Illinois | Monmouth College |
Illinois | Northwestern University |
Illinois | University of Chicago |
Illinois | University of Illinois |
Indiana | Indiana University |
Indiana | Purdue University |
Indiana | Wabash College |
Iowa | Coe College |
Iowa | Cornell College |
Iowa | Grinnell College |
Iowa | Iowa State University |
Iowa | State University of Iowa |
Kansas | Kansas University |
Kansas | University of Kansas |
Massachusetts | Amherst College |
Michigan | Michigan State University |
Michigan | University of Michigan |
Minnesota | Carleton College |
Minnesota | University of Minnesota |
Missouri | University of Missouri |
Missouri | Washington University |
Nebraska | University of Nebraska |
New Mexico | New Mexico State University |
New York | Cornell University |
North Dakota | North Dakota State University |
North Dakota | University of North Dakota |
Ohio | Denison University |
Ohio | Oberlin College |
Oklahoma | Oklahoma State University |
Oklahoma | University of Oklahoma |
South Dakota | South Dakota State College of Agriculture |
Tennessee | George T. Peabody College |
Texas | Southern Methodist University |
Texas | University of Texas |
Texas | Texas Tech. |
Washington, D.C. | Howard University |
Wisconsin | Beloit College |
Wisconsin | Lawrence College |
Wisconsin | University of Wisconsin |
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Saturday, September 17, 2011
List of schools that offer the Laverne Noyes Scholarship for descendents of World War I Veterans
See senioruniv.blogspot.com/2011/09/laverne-noyes-scholarship-for.html for information about this scholarship
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Laverne Noyes Scholarship for descendents of WWI veterans
If you know someone whose ancester served in the military during World War I, alert them to this scholarship. It’s available only at a few dozen American colleges and universities, but could provide some much-needed financial assistance.
Generally students must be considered needy to qualify, but these days that’s getting easier! The ancestor must have died in service or been honorably discharged. You must be able to document both the ancestor’s service, and the student’s blood relationship.
See http://senioruniv.blogspot.com/2011/09/list-of-schools-that-offer-laverne.html for a list of schools that offer the Laverne Noyes Scholarship.
Inquiries should be addressed to the your school’s financial aid office.
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Retirement Calculator
Subtitle should be “You can’t always get what you want…”
T. Rowe Price offers a quick and informative calculator that helps you determine if your retirement income will live as long as you do.
Visit http://individual.troweprice.com/public/Retail/Retirement/Retirement-Planning and under Tools & Resources select Retirement Income Calculator. After your first try, you can modify your assumptions (hopes & dreams? pie in the sky?) and perhaps get a realistic projection of your post-retirement future.
T. Rowe Price offers a quick and informative calculator that helps you determine if your retirement income will live as long as you do.
Visit http://individual.troweprice.com/public/Retail/Retirement/Retirement-Planning and under Tools & Resources select Retirement Income Calculator. After your first try, you can modify your assumptions (hopes & dreams? pie in the sky?) and perhaps get a realistic projection of your post-retirement future.
Best Age to Retire Calculator
Met Life has a quick 3-question calculator to estimate how postponing your retirement will effect your Social Security benefit. See Met Life Social Security calculator at metlife.com/fileassets/sscalc.
For us boomers born between 1943 and 1954, here’s a chart showing how our Social Security benefit will be reduced for each month we retire short of our full retirement age of 66: http://www.socialsecurity.gov/retirement/1943.html
For us boomers born between 1943 and 1954, here’s a chart showing how our Social Security benefit will be reduced for each month we retire short of our full retirement age of 66: http://www.socialsecurity.gov/retirement/1943.html
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