Tiffany Said:

undergraduate fine arts major scholarships, grants or competitions?

We Answered:

Lafango is currently hosting two scholarship contests

http://lafango.com/school-photo-contest
http://lafango.com/gogreen-essay-contest

Hope this helps!

Leonard Said:

Way to find scholarships and grants?

We Answered:

The best and first place to start is by completing the FAFSA form each year as soon as you have your income tax forms completed. All financial aid granted is on a first come first serve basis as stated on their website. Depending on the family income and savings along with yours, it will determine what kind of financial aid you will receive. You could also qualify for Florida's ABLE grant. Also, you should apply for as many scholarships as you qualify for consideration no matter the amount (including several free scholarship search engines). I am including some free resources in locating tuition money. Good luck!

Franklin Said:

If I take a dump on the Quran and call it "art", can I get grants/scholarships?

We Answered:

Whatever floats your boat.

Geraldine Said:

potential art scholarships/grants?

We Answered:

You can get info about such college scholarships and grants online here - schools.medianewsonline.com

Robin Said:

best places to apply for art scholarships and grants?

We Answered:

If you've already filled out the FAFSA, then you were already considered for all available grants in your state or offered by your school.

For scholarships, simply search "scholarships" on google for sites such as:
http://www.scholarships.com/
http://www.fastweb.com/

More information on scholarships can be found here:
http://www.finaid.org/scholarships/

Gladys Said:

Scholarship, grants web sites for a graphic art student?

We Answered:

careers.scienceontheweb.net - it provides some tips about applying to US federal and state grants for college students.

Jared Said:

How much does drama/Art school cost? Way more then a community college?

We Answered:

Yes, art school will be roughly twice the cost (or more) of a traditional university. And even in art school, you will still have to complete a core curriculum consisting of math, science, english, etc. But don't sell yourself short in those areas! No one said you had to be good at them, but an understanding of the concepts in each area will give you a broader perspective as an artist. Look at Georges Seurat (science), Edvard Munch (philosophy, psychology), Da Vinci (science, math)...

PS-When I was looking for scholarships I used fastweb.com. Or go to the website of the school you want to attend, most likely they will have a list of scholarships available. Good Luck!