“I think that a lot of people, when the subject of scholarships comes up, they feel very intimidated,” said Cyr.
HOUSTON — The pursuit of higher education for many students comes with an even higher price tag, leading some to pursue scholarships.
“Scholarships are literally everywhere,” said Leann Cyr, the president and founder of Le Cyr Consulting.
However, finding them is a task Cyr, who also launched the College to Career program, said can seem a bit daunting.
“I think that a lot of people, when the subject of scholarships comes up, they feel very intimidated,” said Cyr.
With an estimated $46 billion dollars in scholarship money awarded every year — according to the U.S. Department of Education — it may be challenging to know where to even begin.
Experts said the best way to find scholarships is to ask your college or university what they offer, reach out to businesses in your career of choice, and speak with your …