Scholarship Fund
Donations
Scholarship Fund
Donations
Alpha Sigma Lambda Honor Society is committed to supporting adult learners access to higher education by awarding scholarships each year.
Many university scholarship programs are not oriented toward adult students, forcing adult learners to seek out loans, or are often forced to work multiple jobs so that they can provide for their families while pursuing their degrees.
That is why ASLHS is committed to helping adult students achieve their dreams and awards scholarships to adult learners who have a financial need for assistance to complete their degrees.
345 scholarships have been awarded to
non-traditional students between 1985 - 2023
345 scholarships have been awarded to non-traditional students between
1985 - 2023
Total Amount:
$619,900
Our goal is to continue to increase the number and/or amount of the scholarships given each year. Give the gift of higher education & help an adult continue their education and earn a college degree. Every dollar helps make someone’s dream a reality!
Funds for the scholarships come from sales of ASLHS merchandise as well
as donations to the scholarship funds.
15 % of ALL SALES on the online store will be contributed towards
Alpha Sigma Lambda Scholarships.
All donations are tax deductible
“I am determined to make a difference in the lives of youth by being a positive influence and providing various resources to help them make better life decisions. Returning to school after all of these years has been no easy feat, however, I am sure the reward, in the end, will prove to be well worth it.”
“I am determined to make a difference in the lives of youth by being a positive influence and providing various resources to help them make better life decisions. Returning to school after all of these years has been no easy feat, however, I am sure the reward, in the end, will prove to be well worth it.”
“I am grateful for the recognition of hard work through my induction into the Alpha Sigma Lambda Honor Society and further the honor of being a recipient of the 2018 Scholarship”
“I am very grateful to the Alpha Sigma Lambda Honor Society. My goals are to become a Spanish Literature teacher, share my culture with my future students, and never stop learning.”
“The Alpha Sigma Lambda Scholarship will provide needed funds for flying lessons as I have earned 10 of the 40 required hours for a pilot’s license..”
“After graduation from Paul V. Moore High School in 2009, I enlisted in the United States Navy. Stationed in Norfolk, VA as a Helicopter Aircrewman. I participated in humanitarian relief, cargo/troops transport, and locating/disarming mines. After an honorable discharge from the Navy, I earned my bachelor’s in biology at SUNY Cortland.My future plans include earning my degree as a Physician Assistant.”
“I am determined to make a difference in the lives of youth by being a positive influence and providing various resources to help them make better life decisions. Returning to school after all of these years has been no easy feat, however, I am sure the reward, in the end, will prove to be well worth it.”
“I am determined to make a difference in the lives of youth by being a positive influence and providing various resources to help them make better life decisions. Returning to school after all of these years has been no easy feat, however, I am sure the reward, in the end, will prove to be well worth it.”
“I am very grateful to the Alpha Sigma Lambda Honor Society. My goals are to become a Spanish Literature teacher, share my culture with my future students, and never stop learning.”
“I am grateful for the recognition of hard work through my induction into the Alpha Sigma Lambda Honor Society and further the honor of being a recipient of the 2018 Scholarship”
“The Alpha Sigma Lambda Scholarship will provide needed funds for flying lessons as I have earned 10 of the 40 required hours for a pilot’s license..”
“After graduation from Paul V. Moore High School in 2009, I enlisted in the United States Navy. Stationed in Norfolk, VA as a Helicopter Aircrewman. I participated in humanitarian relief, cargo/troops transport, and locating/disarming mines. After an honorable discharge from the Navy, I earned my bachelor’s in biology at SUNY Cortland.My future plans include earning my degree as a Physician Assistant.”
Learn more about the growing percentage of adults who are returning to college to earn their degree and how adult education is growing through the use of online programs.
Source: CollegeData.com
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College expenses range from tuition to housing to bus passes. See how all these costs add up to a college’s “sticker price”.
Source: National Public Radio
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Nearly half of those enrolled in higher ed today are so-called “non-traditional” students. One quarter of all students are over the age of 30.
