<prompt> Fumana lenane le felletseng la lithuso tse fumanehang ho baithuti.nan  <response>: Instruction in English: Find a comprehensive list of grants available to students. . Response in English: There are numerous grants available to students to help them finance their college education or research goals. Here is a comprehensive, but not exhaustive, list of available grants to students, organized by source:1. Federal Grants: a. Pell Grant: Offered to undergraduate students with exceptional financial need b. Federal Supplemental Educational Opportunity Grant FSEOG: Offered to undergraduate students with exceptional financial need c. Teacher Education Assistance for College and Higher Education TEACH Grant: Provided to students pursuing teaching careers in low-income schools. d. Iraq and Afghanistan Service Grants: Offered to students whose family members have died while performing military service in Iraq or Afghanistan.2. State Grants: Each state has its own grant programs which vary widely based on state residency, financial need, academic excellence, or field of study. Check your states grant agency for details.3. Institutional Grants: Many colleges and universities offer their own grants to students, particularly those who demonstrate financial need or academic excellence.4. Private and Corporate Foundations: Numerous foundations offer grants to students based on specific eligibility criteria, such as field of study, career goals, cultural heritage, artistic talent, or community service involvement.Some private grants include: a. Coca-Cola Scholars Foundation b. Horatio Alger Association Scholarship c. Jack Kent Cooke Foundation College Scholarship.Researching and applying for grants can be time-consuming, but the effort is worth it, as they can represent a significant source of financial aid to help students achieve their academic and professional goals. . Response in Sesotho: Ho na le lithuso tse ngata tse fumanehang ho baithuti ho ba thusa ho lefella thuto ea bona ea koleche kapa lipheo tsa lipatlisiso. Mona ke lenane le felletseng, empa le sa fella, la lithuso tse fumanehang ho baithuti, tse hlophisitsoeng ho latela mohloli: 1. Federal Grants: a. Pell Grant: E fuoa baithuti ba pele ba nang le tlhoko e ikhethang ea lichelete b. Federal Supplemental Educational Opportunity Grant FSEOG: E fuoa baithuti ba pele ba nang le tlhoko e ikhethang ea lichelete c. Thuso ea Thuto ea Matichere bakeng sa Koleche le Thuto e Phahameng TEACH Grant: E fuoa baithuti ba hahamallang mesebetsi ea botichere likolong tse fumanang meputso e tlase. d. Lithuso tsa Litšebeletso tsa Iraq le Afghanistan: E fuoa baithuti bao litho tsa malapa a bona li hlokahetseng ha ba ntse ba etsa tsebeletso ea sesole Iraq kapa Afghanistan. 2. Lithuso tsa Naha: Naha e ngoe le e ngoe e na le mananeo a eona a lithuso a fapaneng haholo a ipapisitse le bolulo ba naha, tlhoko ea lichelete, bokhabane lithutong, kapa thuto. Sheba lefapha la lithuso la naha ea hau ho fumana lintlha. 3. Lithuso tsa Lithuso tsa Setheo: Likholetjhe le liunivesithi tse ngata li fana ka lithuso tsa tsona ho baithuti, haholo ba bontsang tlhoko ea lichelete kapa bokhabane lithutong. 4. Metheo ea poraefete le ea Khoebo: Metheo e mengata e fana ka lithuso ho baithuti ho ipapisitsoe le litekanyetso tse ikhethileng tsa ho tšoaneleha, joalo ka thuto, lipakane tsa mosebetsi, lefa la setso, talenta ea bonono, kapa ho kenya letsoho litšebeletsong tsa sechaba. Lithuso tse ling tsa poraefete li kenyelletsa: a. Coca-Cola Scholars Foundation b. Horatio Alger Association Scholarship c. Jack Kent Cooke Foundation College Scholarship. Ho etsa lipatlisiso le ho kopa lithuso ho ka nka nako, empa boiteko bo bohlokoa, kaha li ka emela mohloli o moholo oa lithuso tsa lichelete ho thusa baithuti ho fihlela lipheo tsa bona tsa thuto le tsa botsebi. 