They are financial aid that are awarded to students.

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Financial aid means money that will help the cost of colleges, and universities. They will be helpful if the school you apply to is a bit out of your reach because of its expenses.

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DISCLAIMER: You should NOT be paying for your scholarships. If you find something where you require to pay, that is a SCAM. DO NOT PAY!

 Scholarships come from a variety of different sources, for example: organizations, charities, colleges, universities, and the government. --

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 Colleges and universities offer financial assistance in the form of merit aid. So check out the school you are considering to see if you qualify for any merit aid scholarship money.

1 - Federal Aid

  This is money from the federal government. But almost all grants from the federal government require demonstrating financial need. To qualify for any federal grants, you must complete the FAFSA

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2 - Scholarships and grants from schools

- Check the school you are applying for grants or scholarships that they can provide.

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3 - Private Scholarships

- Some come certain organizations donate money to give out as a scholarship.

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4 - State Aid

 Almost every state education has at least one grant or scholarship available to state residents. Some might offer several/

 To learn more about aid programs in your state is to head to NASFAA website. Check it out

YES! If you come from a low income family, it is extremely beneficial for you to apply for financial aid. If you do not come from a low income family it is still beneficial for you to apply for scholarships as tuition for colleges & universities are over thousands of dollars.

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DISCLAIMER: You should NOT be paying for your scholarships. If you find something where you require to pay, that is a SCAM. DO NOT PAY!

FAFSA stands for the Free Application for Federal Student Aid. By completing and submitting a FAFSA (only one per student) the student will receive money to cover their future education.

Click on the FAFSA website provided here:

FAFSA® Application | Federal Student Aid 

But first here are the things you will need:

- Click the Image above to see the checklist provided. These will be personal items but we guarantee you that this information will not be required to be shared with us. And as well this information is only for the federal government to determine how much aid the student will receive.

Fastweb is a website that will require you to provide information like your age, graduation year, gender, email,etc. (Not things like your social security, or anything too personal) This is to match you with scholarships that you can apply for as you might meet the requirements. This is a reliable and great website. You can receive email notifications for a new scholarship! Just make sure to write down the scholarships you apply for as they can appear again when you log back in, there fore you don't apply to one only but many.

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