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College/Scholarships/Financial Aid

INSPiRE!

Do you need help accessing the military, finding work, or applying to college for the FAFSA? Every Thursday, Friday and every other Wednesday we have Angelica from INSPiRE!. Angelica can meet with students one-on-one to discuss post graduation planning.   She also hosts small groups for college planning for seniors, located in the college room in the counseling office.

TO FIND ANY OF THESE SCHOLARSHIPS, PLEASE LOG INTO YOUR NAVIANCE ACCOUNT.


Click here to find links for the scholarships below, as well as many more: 

One of the best places for students to get money for college is through the college or university to which they are applying. ​These are called institutional scholarships.

Many colleges and universities have their own scholarship application that each incoming freshman must fill out in order to be considered for their institutional scholarship monies. These scholarship applications typically will become available around October or November, but each college sets their own scholarship application access dates and deadlines.

Click on the colleges below to see some of the in-state university scholarship applications. Pay close attention to when they open and when they are due.

Quick Scholarship Search Engines

Fastweb

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Scholarships.com

College Scholarships.org

 


Financial Aid

Figuring out how to pay for college can be overwhelming. Luckily, there are many opportunities to relieve some of the financial burden and make college an option for everyone. With financial aid, many students who can’t afford to pay for college on their own are able to enroll in college and earn a degree. Financial aid refers to money that helps you pay for college, and it comes in many forms. Start searching for financial aid early and talk to your school counselor to learn more.

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 or Casfa

If you have any questions, or need support, please contact your school's counselor.