CAREER EDUCATION SCHOLARSHIP FUND
EIN 36-4264158 · Scholarships & Student Financial Aid (B82)
What they do
THE PRIMARY PURPOSE of THE CAREER EDUCATION SCHOLARSHIP FUND THE FUND is to GRANT BOTH NEED-BASED and MERIT-BASED SCHOLARSHIPS to QUALIFIED STUDENTS ENROLLED AT PERDOCEO EDUCATION CORPORATION PEC INSTITUTIONS. THE STUDENTS SEEK DOCTORATE MASTERS BACHELORS ASSOCIATES DEGREES and CERTIFICATES IN CAREER-FOCUSED DISCIPLINES FOCUSING ON SKILL to MEET THE NEEDS of TODAYS BUSY ADULT STUDENTS. PEC is ONE of THE LARGEST POST-SECONDARY EDUCATION PROVIDERS IN THE COUNTRY; PEC CURRENTLY HAS AN ENROLLMENT of OVER 35,000 STUDENTS AT ITS 2 LARGEST UNIVERSITY SEGMENTS. PEC STRIVES to ENSURE THAT ALL of ITS TRAINING is RELEVANT to and MEETS THE CHANGING NEEDS of ITS STUDENTS and THE JOB MARKET. FIELDS OFFERED INCLUDE: BUSINESS and MANAGEMENT NURSING HEALTH CARE MANAGEMENT HEALTH SCIENCES INFORMATION TECHNOLOGIES ENGINEERING EDUCATION and CRIMINAL JUSTICE AMONG OTHERS. See Attached for Complete Statement.
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ContactMark SobotaAssistant Treasurer
In care of% MICHELE A PEPPERS
Mailing address1750 E GOLF RD STE 350, SCHAUMBURG, IL 60173-5041
Main phone(847) 781-3600 Emailcesf@careered.comSource: Form 990 public record. Confirm details with the nonprofit before visiting or sending anything.
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- Recognized since
- May 1999
- County
- Cook
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