The only book of its kind, The 2000 Hispanic Scholarship Directory is a must for all Hispanics in college and those headed for college. Also useful to high schools, colleges, libraries and community organizations, this is the first time a book that has focused solely on scholarships for Hispanics.Representing 10% of the U.S. population, Hispanics are the fastest-growing demographic segment. This directory contains over 500 scholarships available to Hispanic students and international students from Latin America. Information includes specifics on: -- Private and public scholarships -- Loan programs -- National grant programs sponsored by the federal government -- Resources provided by a number of state programsBoth local and national scholarships are profiled and detailed, and extended information is offered on 20 of the scholarships.The book also contains helpful information on college programs covering Chicano, Cuban, Puerto Rican, Latin American and other Hispanic-oriented studies.As part of the acclaimed Stepping Stone to Success series, this comprehensive guide will help Hispanic students obtain funds for college. Included also are articles that will help them understand the importance of college, including articles on the history of Hispanics in college, an article on recent changes in scholarships for Hispanics and a step-by-step explanation of how a scholarship program was developed by a successful Latino businessman at his high school alma mater.The 2000 Hispanic Scholarship Directory was compiled in conjunction with the National Association of Hispanic Publications, a business association of over 160 newspapers and magazines with a combinedcirculation of over million.

Developed in conjunction with the National Association of Hispanic Publications, this comprehensive directory to over 1,000 scholarships available to Hispanic students and students from Latin America will help this fast-growing segment of the American population finance a college education. Information is provided for private and public scholarships, loan programs, national grant programs, and resources offered at the state level. Articles on the history of Hispanics in college, recent changes in scholarships for Hispanics, and how a Latino businessman created a scholarship program are included.