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Talent-based scholarships vary from school to school, studio to studio. Just as you are experiencing a financial crisis of sorts, so are many universities. If they really want you, your out-of-state schools will probably do everything they can to help you out with some dough. They probably won't come up with a full ride or anything, but could slide a small chunk your way. Your schools will be competitive, though!
I would email each professor (separate emails, not a mass forward) you listed, first expressing your interest in the school - then ask about scholarship possibilities. It would be a good idea to establish this kind of contact early and relatively often. It could be rewarding in the end.
Also, don't forget about Connie Frigo at the University of Tennessee. Fulbright Scholar, studied with Bornkamp, Mauk, Richtmeyer, Leaman. Really friendly and a hell of a player.
Talent-based scholarships vary from school to school, studio to studio. Just as you are experiencing a financial crisis of sorts, so are many universities. If they really want you, your out-of-state schools will probably do everything they can to help you out with some dough. They probably won't come up with a full ride or anything, but could slide a small chunk your way. Your schools will be competitive, though!
I would email each professor (separate emails, not a mass forward) you listed, first expressing your interest in the school - then ask about scholarship possibilities. It would be a good idea to establish this kind of contact early and relatively often. It could be rewarding in the end.
Also, don't forget about Connie Frigo at the University of Tennessee. Fulbright Scholar, studied with Bornkamp, Mauk, Richtmeyer, Leaman. Really friendly and a hell of a player.
