Mommies - Submit to Win Free Tuition to Go Back to School!

Ashworth College announced today that it is partnering with "Project Working Mom 2010" to award 25 full-tuition scholarships. Ashworth (http://www.ashworthcollege.edu) is one of eight accredited online schools participating in this fourth Project Working Mom program which will award nearly $5 million in financial aid through 285 scholarships. This is the second year that Ashworth College has participated, having already awarded 13 full-tuition scholarships during previous Project Working Mom programs.

Project Working Mom 2010 is an eLearners.com initiative to help answer the cry for financial aid from adult students who want to go back to school, but can't afford to do so. Three previous Project Working Mom programs in 2008 and 2009 generated more than 435,000 applications and sent about 150 parents back to school through $6 million in scholarships.

The Project Working Mom 2010 scholarships are for online programs from the associate's to Ph.D. level. Ashworth College is offering online Career Diploma and online Associate degree and Master's degree scholarships. Project Working Mom 2010 will conclude in September 2010, with scholarships awarded throughout the eight-month program. The deadlines to submit an application are March 1, April 27 and September 30.

People interested in applying for this round of scholarships must:

Complete a short application at www.projectworkingmom.com.

Write an essay describing their goals, instances of triumph over adversity and why online education is an ideal match for them.

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Teens Can Win $10k in Book Contest

Teen Readers Cash In
A teen's love of reading could pay off in more ways than you might expect.

A new sweepstakes lets young readers enter to win a $10,000 grand prize as well as daily giveaways inspired by some popular teen titles.

It marks the release of a new book, Intertwined, written specifically for young adults. Written by New York Times bestselling author Gena Showalter, the supernatural thriller, published by Harlequin TEEN, a new fiction imprint, tells the story of a teenager who has four souls living inside him-each with a special power. When he moves to a new town and discovers vampires, zombies and werewolves-creatures he never dreamed existed-he's excited at first but soon realizes that his life and all his souls are in mortal danger.

Harlequin TEEN features teen protagonists exclusively, something the renowned romance publisher has not traditionally done. Up until now, young readers had to "read up" to the editorial. Now they will find themselves in their own element with themes that suit their personal interests such as the paranormal, fantasy and science fiction. The Web site, www.harlequinTEEN.com, offers excerpts from new titles as well as sections for posting reviews and watching book trailers.

Teens can register at www. intertwinedthebook.com in order to enter. The contest, which may be entered daily, concludes November 16, 2009. Daily instant prizes include copies of other titles as well as TEEN T-shirts.

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