OneOfMany, very good point. That’s exactly what I was struggling with-how to bring the arts even into the more complex subjects. From what you’re saying, it would be a good idea to help the students learn what their ideal learning/studying method is, so that when the classes cannot be based in creativity, they can still learn well. That’s important in general too, because even if I open a school and use creative teaching methods, the girls will probably go on to seminary and college.

snowbunny3318, nice ideas! DaasYochid, there’s a reason why they teach preschoolers through art: It works. They internalize it much better than simply being told the information. That doesn’t change as people grow older.

You can also get scholarships for your college credits in sem. through online programs, like Excelsior or Thomas Edison. Ask your seminary where they give their credits from.

thank you snowbunny3318. I’m going to try everything you said.

i said so: you’re welcome! So glad to help! Look through the scholarship list that I posted earlier with the list of websites. Many of them are organizations. UJA is a very specific scholarship for people living in New York, Westchester, or Long Island. They only offer it for specific programs. Click on the link “apply for scholarships,” then “israel scholarships,” then “young adult programs-learn more.”

Nanny: I’m %99.99 sure all seminaries take scholarships.

another scholarship: http://www.ujafedny.org/israel-scholarships/

Here’s to all present and future seminary girls. The following is a list of different scholarships to apply for. Some are specifically for Israel, and some are international. The most important are the FAFSA and Masa.

A good step to take is to look ask your seminary where they give their credits from (for example: Excelsoir, Touro…) and put them on your FAFSA.

If you’re a good writer, take advantage and don’t be afraid to write essays.

There are more scholarships on Pintrest, and Google searches like “international scholarships,” “israel scholarsips,” or “international essay scholarships” might prove helpful.

Call your shul, school, federation (i.e. JCC/CJE) and ask about scholarshops or loans. Look into big company or organizations scholarships such as Coca Cola, Pepsi, Rite Aid, Red Cross,Walgreens, etc. (Pretty much anything you can think of.) Hatzlacha!

FAFSA

Masa

PELL

TAP

OU scholarship

simpletuition.com

torahletzion.org

factstuitionaid.com

applyists.com

web1.hesc.ny.gov

scholarshipexperts.com

zinch.org

collegeprowler.com

fastweb.com

mercazusa.org

cajestl.org

jewishannarbor.org

israelstudies.umd.edu/EssayContest.html

shalomcu.org

http://scholarshipmentor.com

http://oiss.isp.msu.edu

foundationforglobalscholars.org

mensafoundation.org/what-we-do/scholarships/

http://www.connectyourhome.com/scholarship/

http://www.mensafoundation.org

http://www.studyabroadfunding.org

I”m still looking for more scholarships, so if you find any, please post them here.

i said so: It’s a scholarship for seminaries or yeshivos which are part of the S. Daniel Abraham Israel Program at Yeshiva University. This includes:

Afikei Torah

Darchei Binah

Emunah V’Omanut

Machon Maayan

Meor Hatorah

Michlalah Yerushalayim

Michlelet Esther

Michlelet Mevaseret

Midreshet AMIT

Midreshet Berot

Midreshet Devora

Midreshet Eshel

Midreshet Harova

Midreshet Lindenbaum

Midreshet Moriah

Midreshet Tehillah

Midreshet Tzvia

Midreshet Yeud

Migdal Oz

Nishmat

Shaalvim for Women

Tiferet

Tomer Devora