Thursday, September 18, 2014

Scholarship grants For Art & Design

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Students who are currently enrolled in a college art program or those who plan to have several scholarship opportunities available to them. According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, 60 percent of all art and design majors become self-employed. To help with tuition costs, several organizations are offering scholarships to art students. The scholarships cover a range of degrees including fine art, music, graphic or interior design.


Scholarships.com Art Scholarship


Scholarships.com, a large scholarship database, provides an Art Scholarship of its own for registered users of the site. Candidates must be U.S. citizens and an enrolled undergraduate student or high school senior planning to enroll in an art program. Art students can be majors or intended majors in more than 17 different art forms including graphic design, art history, theater, dance, photography or music. Scholarships are in the amount of $1,000.


Scholarships.com, LLC


National Sculpture Society

The National Sculpture Society provides scholarships to sculpture students enrolled in an accredited U.S. institution in the amount of $2,000. Applicants must submit a CD with 6-15 images of their work that inspired by nature.




473 Central Avenue, Suite 6Highland Park, Illinois 60035scholarships.com


Students must also demonstrate financial need, submit a resume or biography with sculpture background information and provide two letters of recommendation.


National Sculpture Society


c/o ANS


75 Varick Street, Floor 11


New York, NY 10013


212-764-5645


nationalsculpture.org


IFDA/EF Scholarships


Every year, the International Furnishings and Design Association (IFDA) and the Educational Foundation (EF) collaborate to offer seven different scholarships to students enrolled in an accredited school, majoring in interior design or a related field. Full-time students must have completed at least four courses related to design and part-time students must be currently enrolled in a minimum of two designed- related courses. All applicants are required to submit a 200-400 word essay that explains career goals, awards and extra-curricular activities. Other requirements include 2-3 student design examples on CD or in digital color and a letter of recommendation for an instructor or professor.


Merry Mabbett Dean, FIFDA,


10765 SW Canterbury Lane, #101


Tigard, OR 97224


503-367-0151


ifdaef.org