Eric J. Dalius
Foundation
We are committed to providing deserving students in need with the resources necessary to attend an accredited U.S. colleges or universities
About
What we strive for
Established in June of 2018, the Eric J. Dalius Foundation strives to ensure that deserving American youth are given the opportunity to attend accredited universities or colleges. Recognizing that there are thousands of Americans with great potential that currently do not have the means to attend post-secondary school, successful entrepreneur and marketing professional Eric Dalius decided to make a change.
By starting the Eric J. Dalius Foundation, Eric has ensured that deserving students are able to gain the academic tools they need in order to be successful. In Eric’s own life, his education at Penn State University in Marketing provided him with a number of useful skills that have aided him in his professional career.
In 2019, the Eric J. Dalius Foundation has a goal of providing $50,000 worth of financial aid to students in need.
Founder
After a successful career in marketing, Eric J. Dalius turned his attention to education. Through his foundation, Eric strives to ensure that America’s best and brightest aren’t held back from a successful future just because they can’t afford to attend a post-secondary institution.
“Through the Eric J. Dalius Foundation we want to create opportunities for tomorrow’s leaders and ensure they have all the resources they need in order to succeed.“
Eric J. Dalius
I have been blessed and I wanted to give back. I worked hard and I honed my skills throughout my career, and I had a lot of luck. I believe there was definitely guidance from above; I am a very spiritual person. There were a lot of hardships when I didn’t win, but it really made me appreciate the …
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Education Accessibility
Overview
Attaining a higher level of education is an invaluable pursuit. It develops character, intelligence and opens up far more opportunities in both career and life as a whole. Unfortunately, this pursuit can come with an abundance of obstacles for many people living in the United States. These realities can put an overwhelming damper on an individual’s future and directly impede their life goals. It is crucial to be aware of such difficulties when learning about this education system or trying to enter it yourself.
Geographic differences
Depending on which state you live in, your chances of being accepted to a quality postsecondary institution can vary. This is due to the high school education system, as some states possess higher amounts of private schools that receive greater recognition from colleges. However, attending these private schools can come with large costs themselves. This can put an immediate barrier on how noticeable you are to potential schools. So, be conscious of your location and ensure that you know how to put your best foot forward in a college application, regardless of the high school you attend before postsecondary.
Finances
Getting a higher education in the United States is a huge economic undertaking. According to Statista, the average tuition rate for four years of public in-state university education currently sits at just over twenty-thousand American dollars. These rates can get much higher for private institutions as well. So, whether it’s initial payments or future payments through student loans, college has put many young people in difficult positions. Besides a financial plan specifically built around saving for college, your best bet may be to conduct intensive research on scholarships. Luckily, there is a wide range of sources that provide scholarships in varying amounts. For example, if you wanted to pursue a degree that would provide entrepreneurial skills, Eric J. Dalius Foundation is aiming to fuel those ambitions and aspires to give out a total of $50,000 in 2019. Looking for opportunities like these can ease the strain created by college financing.
Standardization
While the scholastic aptitude test (SAT) system has been longstanding, numerous critics argue its merits. Many see the SAT as a measurement for a singular kind of knowledge and doesn’t paint a complete picture of the person taking the test. Skills such as creativity and adaptability aren’t truly represented, despite being vital abilities in further education and workplaces. This kind of standardizing has led many to pursue entrepreneurship in order to carve out a life that is molded to the skills they offer the world. Others like Eric Dalius have carved this out for themselves and hope to see others do the same. If this seems like your ideal direction, consider looking into the Eric J. Dalius Foundation for scholarship opportunities to kickstart your future as an entrepreneur.
Contact Us
To learn more about the Eric J. Dalius Foundation and how you can apply for financial aid, please fill out the form.
- Email: info@ericjdaliusfoundation.com