As with all companies, Flipnut Innovations would not have succeeded if it were not for the business-savy people we employ. The corporate world needs business-educated people who are willing to put in the time and effort to become the best business-person possible.

We know that getting a degree in Business Administration can be expensive, especially if you are going for your MBA. The last thing a student should have to worry about is how to pay for everything. Between studying, writing papers and, in many cases, living away from home for the first time, a student has enough stress in their life. Flipnut Innovations wants to help relieve that stress, even just a little bit.

A degree in a business-related field can open up many employment opportunities (an MBA even more so) - some employers even require one. We are offering this scholarship because we want to give back to the community that's helped make us a success. Fill out this simple form and let us help you achieve your goals.

All too often we hear about people that want to go to school, but just can't afford it. Several of our friends and colleagues ran into an odd, but all-too-familiar, scenario while they were in college. Their parents made too much money to qualify for grants and such, but at the same time, they just couldn't afford the expenses of a four-year state school; forget a private university. That's when the student loans started coming. Unfortunately, several of us are still paying those back, and we went to school in the mid-90s!

And to make matters worse, costs for higher-education are only going up. For instance, just to attend the University of Missouri, Columbia (Mizzou) for one year, it can cost more than $16,000!

There is an application deadline (see the dates on the Apply Now! page) and unfortunately we can only choose one person per scholarship period. So please fill out the form and get the process started. Winners will be notified by email.

This scholarship is open to all students, from both the U.S. as well as the rest of the world, who will be attending a form of higher learning (be that college, a university, technical school, etc.) in the semester following the application deadline.