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             I haven't done much digging when it comes to scholarships, but one that gets mentioned a lot is the Elks Scholarship put on by the Elks National Foundation. With 500 recipients and 3.57 million dollars to be handed out, its definitely a scholarship worth applying for. I've taken a look at several colleges, mostly out of state including CSU Fort Collins and the University of Colorado at Boulder, both of which can get expensive with the out-of-state tuition fees. CSU Fort Collins charges close to (for 25 credit hours) 20,000 a semester for nonresidents compared to the 7,000 it charges for residents. So basically no matter what, out of state tuition can get be a challenge. To take the route with 25 credit hours, that would cost me 18,000 in tuition, 764 in general fees, 25 in university technology fees, and 375 for facility fee. It would be nice to score around 4,000 to get the general and technology fees out of the way at least for a couple of years.