Should you pay to find a scholarship
A New York Times report examines the rise of paid computer search services for scholarships and the mixed value they offer. It notes consumer complaints, court action against Scholarship Search, and contrasting views from company heads about the usefulness and ethics of these paid aids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel F Duff
New York Times
New York
Scholarship Search of
New York City
Consumer Affairs Department
Robert Freede
Scholarship Search
University of Massachusetts
Student College Aid of
Houston
National Scholarship Research Service
San Rafael
Calif
California
Daniel Cassidy
National Scholarship Research
Michael Alves
Academic Guidance Services
Marlton
N.J
New York Consumer Affairs Department
Consumer Agency
National Academic Funding Sources
Bayside
N.Y
Peterson’s Guides
Princeton
Peter Hegener
College Entrance Examination Board
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