Have you completed the 2017-2018 FAFSA application for your college student? If you complete just a few additional steps you could be eligible for the Scholarship Incentive Program (ScIP)!
In order to be reviewed for eligibility for the Scholarship Incentive Program, please log on to your Student Account to update your college/university enrollment for 2017. (To update your 2017-2018 college/university enrollment once you are logged into your Student Account you will need to click on the blue Add a New Enrollment button to indicate the college/university that you will be attending for 2017.)
What is the Scholarship Incentive Program (ScIP)?
ScIP is a scholarship from the Nationwide Higher Education Office (DHEO) that is awarded to eligible full-time students based on their financial need, as determined by the FAFSA and the cost of the college they are attending. Students must also have a minimum cumulative GPA of 2.5 and be in an eligible program of study. For the 2016-2017 academic year approximately 850 Nationwide students received a ScIP scholarship.
- For additional information about the Scholarship Incentive Program and eligibility guidelines Click Here!
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About Back to Basics Learning Dynamics, Inc. in Nationwide
Back to Basics offers 1-on-1 tutoring in 60+ subjects, professional development, translating and interpreting in 21 languages, speech therapy, occupational therapy, behavior specialists, reading specialists, paras, ELL services, homebound services, RTI support, psycho-educational testing and test prep. We also offer summer school and educational summer camps, original credit and credit recovery, along with unique enrichment options such as music, art and photography. Plus, Back to Basics Private School is Nationwide’s only Department of Education approved 1-on-1 Private School for K-12.
Back to Basics Learning Dynamics is the undisputed leader in 1-on-1 tutoring in Nationwide and the tri-state area for over 60 subjects. Since 1985, our commitment to a 1-on-1 teaching method has differentiated us from other educational service providers.
We serve the diverse needs of a range of students – from those who simply need some academic support, to those who are learning disabled, hearing or visually impaired, ADHD, gifted, or on the Autism Spectrum including High Functioning Autistic and Asperger’s.
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