Students and parents can access a variety of financial aid information in the Career Center. A scholarship board is available, with award information posted on the board and applications available from the desk in the Career Center.
A variety of financial aid books are also available for students and parents to access in the Career Center. Books are available on scholarships/other aid for specific demographic groups. We also have books that provide some great guidance in the scholarship application process--you can find help on how to write a winning essay and more.
Each December, we offer a Finanical Aid night. This evening presentation is for both students and parents to learn about all aspects of financing a college education, and the FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid) will be explained. If your family needs help filling out the FAFSA, please call or stop by anytime for assistance!

Scholarship Resources:

Fastweb
Scholarship search database, one of the largest on the Internet. (Takes 20-30 minutes to input data.)
FinancialAid.com
Financial Aid Information.
Oregon Student Assistance Commission
Scholarship application from the Oregon Student Assistance Commission
www.winscholarships.com
Ben Kaplan’s new website with lots of scholarship information and links to other sites that offer scholarship searches.
www.scholarships.com
Scholarship search database with over 600,000 scholarships, financial aid information.
www.brokescholar.com
www.wiredscholar.com

Applying for financial aid? Here are some sites that may be helpful to you in the process:
FAFSA on the Web
A site for filing the FAFSA online.
Title IV School Code Search
College codes requested on the FAFSA.
CSS/Financial Aid PROFILE
A financial aid application (in addition to the FAFSA) required by some schools.
The HOPE Scholarship and Lifetime Learning Credits
Information about financial tax credit programs sponsored by the US Department of Education.
The Student Guide
Financial aid information from the US Department of Education including The Student Guide on line.

Early Financial Aid Estimators:
Students and parents can get an early estimate of their Expected Family Contribution (EFC) from any of these sites: Kiplingers, Financial Aid Infomation Page, College Board, and Sallie Mae