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Adult Students Scholarships
Tuition assistance and college scholarship opportunities for adult students enrolling at career colleges is now available through the Imagine America Foundation! The current Imagine America Online Award Program has become the new Imagine America Adult Skills Education Program. By expanding from solely online to both online and brick-and-mortar schools, ASEP enables the Foundation and its participating colleges to assist more adult students pursuing higher education.
Adult learners choosing to pursue a career education may receive a $1,000 award to attend an Imagine America participating ASEP school of their choice through our financial aid and scholarship options. All adult students must complete a student assessment provided by the National Center for Competency Testing (NCCT). Once the application is completed, the assessment will be scored and all information will be forwarded to the corresponding career college for review. NCCT researchers have identified characteristics of successful non-traditional students and used those characteristics to design this cutting-edge assessment.
ASEP was modeled after our award-winning Imagine America high school program. Initiated by the Foundation in 1998, the Imagine America high school program was honored in its very first year with the Award of Excellence from the American Society of Association Executives. The following year, IAF was one of just nine organizations throughout the United States to be chosen for the ASAE’s Summit Award, which honors organizations that “propel America forward with innovative projects in education, skills training, standards-setting, business and social innovation, knowledge, creation, citizenship, and community service.”