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National Labor College Scholarship

The Union Plus NLC Scholarship Difference:

  • $25,000 in scholarships each year for students attending the National Labor College
  • Special scholarships for members of building trades unions and Working America
  • Union Plus Education Foundation is the largest contributor to the National Labor College.
 

To apply for Union Plus NLC Scholarships

Call an admissions counselor at 1-888-427-8100 and ask about the Union Plus scholarships.

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Labor's College


With the National Labor College (NLC) in Silver Spring, MD, America's unions have their own college: the nation's only accredited higher education institution devoted exclusively to educating union members, leaders and staff.

NLC Scholarships

  • Each year, $25,000 is awarded to eligible students through the Union Plus National Labor College Scholarship.
  • Awards are determined and administered by the National Labor College.
  • Awards are based on financial need and are made every term including January, May, and September.

Deadline to register at the NLC to qualify for scholarships:

  • April 9, 2012 - for the Summer Term
  • August 6, 2012 - for the Fall Term

NLC Online Degrees

Have you completed some college or apprenticeships and now want to finsh your Bachelor's degree?

Apply for one of the NLC's online degree programs and study on your own schedule:

IBEW NLC scholarship

Meet four of the past IBEW Scholarship recipients here. 

Building Trades President's Award


The Union Plus NLC Building Trades President's Award scholarships are for building trades union members who enroll in NLC's online degree completion programs. Scholarships are available to cover the cost of a three-credit course.

Eligibility: Current dues-paying members of building trades unions offering Union Plus programs: Bricklayers (BAC), Boilermakers (IBB), IBEW, IBT, Insulators, Ironworkers, IUEC, IUPAT, LIUNA, OPCMIA, Roofers, SMWIA, and UA.

Scholarship recipients must also agree to provide feedback about the NLC program upon completion of their first class. You'll be eligible for these scholarships as part of the NLC enrollment process.

How to apply:  Contact the National Labor College at 1-888-427-8100 or www.NLC.edu.

All Union Plus NLC Scholarships are sponsored by the Union Plus Education Foundation and administered by the National Labor College. The Foundation's donation to the National Labor College represents the largest financial aid contribution to the college.

Working America Scholarships


Union Plus also offers scholarships to Working America members who enroll in NLC's online degree completion programs. Scholarships of $795 (3 credit course cost) each are available.

Eligibility: Current members of Working America.

Scholarship recipients must also agree to provide feedback about the NLC program upon completion of their first class. You'll be eligible for these scholarships as part of the NLC enrollment process.

How to apply: Contact the NLC at 1-888-427-8100 or www.NLC.edu.

Union skills, training, undergraduate and graduate programs


The National Labor College also offers:

Check www.nlc.edu for the latest details.

Eligibility

  • Participating union members from the U.S., Puerto Rico, Guam and the U.S. Virgin Islands and Canada are eligible.
  • All dues-paying labor union members or staff employees for an AFL-CIO affiliated organization enrolled in the National Labor College.
  • Undergraduate students of the National Labor College (NLC) are eligible.
  • No additional purchase of Union Plus products required.

Customer Service

Questions about the National Labor College scholarship? Contact an admissions counselor at the NLC at 1-888-427-8100 - or email SFS@NLC.edu.

To learn more about the National Labor College, visit www.nlc.edu


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