It is possible to find money for school! Getting a degree has become extremely expensive. In fact, so much so that even if a student receives a lucrative financial aid package it still is not enough to cover tuition, books and other fees. Wouldn’t you like to have your education funded? The following is a list of 10 companies that fund education.

1. AT&T

The AT&T Labs Fellowship Program awards scholarships and grants to women and minority post-graduate students. The AT&T Foundation has also announced a new scholarship program offered in conjunction with UNCF to provide scholarships for African-American children or stepchildren of regular full-time employees of AT&T, Inc. and its U.S. subsidiaries.

2. Bank of America

Bank of America Joe Martin Scholarship program is a competitive scholarship program available for college or vocational schools to dependents of associates who have been employed by Bank of America for at least 1 year. Dependents of deceased, disabled, or retired associates also are eligible. Awards range from $1,000 to $5,000 for each year of full-time study. Scholarships are awarded based on academic achievement, leadership, contributions to school and community, character, and financial need.

3. Best Buy

Best Buy’s @15 Scholarship Program is awarding $1,500 in scholarship money to 1,000 students living in the United States and Puerto Rico. Students who will be entering college in the fall after graduating from high school will be eligible for this scholarship. Students should demonstrate excellent academic achievements, volunteer efforts and work experience. Best Buy wants to help you to prepare for a brighter future by awarding you money for college tuition.

4. Coca-Cola

Coca-Cola is one of the largest, most familiar Fortune 500 companies on the globe. Not only does Coca-Cola award a number of scholarships to graduating high school students pursuing 4-year degrees, but the company also has established a program that is designed explicitly for students who will attend 2-year colleges-The Johnson Legacy Scholarship Program.

5. ExxonMobil Corporation

ExxonMobile in partnership with SECME schools awards scholarships annually to minority students who are heading to programs in fields of math and engineering fields that have historically lacked in diversity. Mobil Delvac, another segment of the corporation, awards Agricultural Scholarships for students studying in an agricultural program.

6. Ford Motor

Society of Manufacturing Engineers Ford PAS Scholarships offers three $10,000 scholarships to graduating high school seniors who have also participated in the PAS program. The Ford Partnership for Advanced Studies (PAS) program fits high school students into informal internship or mentor situations where they may observe and learn from business people and academics. PAS emphasizes the underrepresented students and promotes their education in the sciences, engineering, math and technical fields.

7. General Electric (GE)/LULAC Scholarship

Applicant must be a U.S. citizen or legal resident and a minority student enrolled in full-time studies leading to a bachelor’s degree at an accredited college or university in the U.S. and have a minimum 3.25 GPA. Selection is based upon academic performance, performance in business- or engineering-related subjects, likelihood of pursuing a career in business or engineering, writing ability, extracurricular activities, and community involvement.

8. JP Morgan Chase Scholarship

The Thomas G. Labrecque Smart Start Scholarship Program is open to graduating high school seniors in New York City who will attend a participating four-year college or university within one of the five boroughs of the city. Applicants are chosen for both academics and financial situation. Awards include full tuition, textbook stipend and paid summer internships with JP Morgan Chase

9. McDonald’s

The Ronald McDonald House Charities has awarded more than $29 million in the US to aid student dreams of receiving a top quality education. Scholarships are for those applicants who live in the U.S., where there are participating local chapters. The applicant must be a high school senior and under 21 years of age. The scholarships are available for either four-year or two-year colleges.

10. Wal-Mart

Wal-Mart gives a significant number of scholarships in each of their communities to graduating high school students. Wal-Mart Corporation has been committed to community involvement since Sam Walton first developed his business plan.