Scholarships
These do not need to be paid back and may be issued by a college/university, state governments (ex. the Millennium Scholarship), local organization/person, or national program (ex. National Merit Scholarship)
Grants
These do not need to be paid back and may be issued by the government or directly from a college.
Work Study
Colleges/universities may provide reduced tuition if a student maintains a job at the institution.
Loans
This money will need to be repaid (usually with interest). It is recommended that you explore all options above before using money from loans for college.
**You will have the best chance of receiving scholarships, grants, work study and loans if you fill out the FAFSA!! Most colleges will require the applicant and their family to fill this out to receive any type of financial aid. For help filling out the FAFSA, see below.
The student application page can be found HERE
Video tutorials can be found HERE
Student AND parents must first obtain an Account (FSA ID) – https://studentaid.gov/fsa-id/create-account/launch?continueTo=fafsa
FAFSA form – https://studentaid.gov/fafsa-app/ROLES
Confused about types of student aide and how to apply? Click here for more information: https://studentaid.ed.gov/sa/types#aid-from-the-federal-government
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