Dads Prepare to Lead American Space Exploration - Obama's Scholarships Will Help You All the Way

President Obama recently addressed NASA workers,thought about their futures as space explorers and
telling them and the nation that he remainsresearchers.
committed not only to space exploration but also toKnowing that, literally, the sky is the limit if they earn
America's scientific and technological leadership. Brieflydegrees in physics, astronomy, chemistry,
reminiscing about his awe and wonder at the Geminiengineering, and information systems,
and Apollo missions of the 1960's, Obama said heforward-thinking single dads began considering their
hopes America's continuing space ventures will inspirebest choices for schools and programs.
a new generation of explorers.Some of America's most prestigious science and
Single dads considering college wisely read betweenengineering schools are currently recruiting
the lines in the President's message, seeing paths toappropriately qualified students with histories of
degrees and well-paid careers opening before them.economic and social disadvantage, offering handsome
As President Obama detailed some of the challengesscholarships and comprehensive academic and
in a mission to Mars, single dads imagined what theypersonal support. MIT, the University of California at
might accomplish with degrees in chemistry andBerkeley, and Cal-Tech, the cream of the crop,
engineering. As he described America's needs forespecially seek highly motivated applicants with
super-powered launch vehicles, ambitious youngproven aptitude in mathematics and the sciences.
fathers imagined what they might contribute toPurdue and Georgia Tech also seek promising young
rocket fuels technology and multi-stage rocketry. Asengineers and physicists. And all the top tier schools
Obama reminded his audience that America mustassure applicants that money is no object: new laws
take physiologists, ecologists, and geologists to theand budget enhancements assure that all eligible
International Space Station, visionary family menstudents may attend the schools of their choice.