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Links to Popular Threads on Scholarships and Lower-Cost Colleges
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https://ferris.edu/admissions/financialaid/scholarship/Incoming/wnffaq.htm
http://www.webb.edu/webb-institute-ranked-3-best-college-new-york/
=====ALABAMA=====
Alabama State University
University of Alabama-Huntsville
University of Alabama - Tuscaloosa
Tuskegee University *
===FLORIDA===
Florida Agricultural and Mechanical University
=====LOUISIANA=====
Louisiana State University - Shreveport
Louisiana Tech University
University of Louisiana-Monroe
===MICHIGAN===
Oakland University
===MISSISSIPPI===
Alcorn State University
Delta State University
Jackson State University
Mississippi Valley State University
University of Mississippi
University of Southern Mississippi
===TENNESSEE===
Lee University - Cleveland, TN
===TEXAS===
Prairie View Agricultural and Mechanical University
Texas State University
Texas A&M - Kingsville
===UTAH===
Utah State University
Also, some of the scholarships have changed (in recent years, changes have generally been less favorable to the student, as in scholarships getting smaller, requiring higher thresholds, changing from automatic to competitive, no longer being offered at all, etc.). Check on school web sites to see what the current offerings are.