Finding ways to pay for college can be challenging, but if you look long enough and hard enough you can find funds for your education.

There is an organization called Corporation for National and Community Service. This is a national service grant program that combines school course work and community service. There are grants that are used to create programs and provide the training. This organization encourages learn and serve the country with building your academic and community skills. This is an independent federal agency that was created to connect students of all ages and backgrounds with an opportunity to serve their community and help with your education costs.

Peace Corp is another organization where volunteers serve in over seventy two countries by working to provide clean water to communities, educate children, help start up a new business and even help stop the spread of HIV. In order to serve in other countries you will receive intensive language and culture training so you can become part of the community that you are serving. This is another way that serving your community can help pay for your education.

Military first then education -, Hispanic, there are students that sign up for the National Guard or the full time military and they serve their country then receive a GI Bill to help pay for college.

Students can serve part time in the Reserves and earn up to $24,000 for their commitment for their education. If you are full time military personnel then you can receive as much as $50,000 toward school.

ROTC is another way to get your education and then serve your country. Students sign up for the Reserve Officers Training Corps and then they are eligible for a merit based scholarship in return for post-graduation commitment of three to four years.

There is also a Military Service Academics where students are appointed by Congress to a U.

S. Military Academy and the federal government will pay for all of your education, Hispanic, .

There is a website also where you can sign up a drawing for a $10,000.00 College Scholarship.