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National Stem Cell Foundation is an organization that funds adult stem cell and regenerative medicine research. They provide children with resources for clinical trials for rare diseases. They provide a STEM scholar program for middle school science teachers.

The Cankdeska Cikana Community College in Fort Totten, North Dakota, is a land grant college established by the Spirit Lake Dakota Nation that aims to support North Dakota by offering academics and vocational training to help its citizens learn the Dakota culture and language, as well as achieve their career goals. The school offers associate’s degrees in more than 15 fields and three certificate programs. Some areas of study include: * Indian Studies * Liberal Arts * Natural Resource Management * Tribal Administration * Finish Carpentry The school offers a number of student services so that you can receive tutoring, counseling and career development through its workshops and seminar programs. Students pursuing Education may volunteer in the CCCC’s Wakanheza Oti, or Sacred Children’s Place, and receive credit in an Early Childhood course for their training. Cankdeska Cikana is an open admissions college, so any student who has earned a high school diploma or GED has the opportunity to be admitted. Many institutional scholarships are available to qualifying students from sources like the American Indian Education Foundation and American Institute of Certified Public Accountants. Other forms of financial aid to students who file a FAFSA and demonstrate need include Pell grants, work-study programs and the North Dakota State Student Incentive grant.

Passaic County Community College offers opportunities for adults of all ages to earn a degree in a number of fields. Located in Passaic County, New Jersey with the main campus in Paterson, PCCC has over 40 programs leading to associate’s degrees or career certificates. Business Administration, Criminal Justice, Humanities and health-related disciplines are some of the fields of study offered at PCCC. For those whose goal is to transfer to a four-year college, PCCC has transfer agreements with a number of four-year schools throughout the New Jersey and New York metropolitan area. For adults who have some college credits but have yet to earn a degree there is a newly-established program. Through the program, students are given the support that they need to get through school such as book vouchers, academic counseling, individualized study plans and free childcare. Other support options available to any student include career services, which provides career counseling, job fairs and workshops both in-person and online. Financial aid is available to eligible students through loans, grants, work-study, scholarships and other forms of assistance.