Many schools will automatically consider admitted students for a variety of scholarships, based on their general admissions application and your FAFSA (Free Application For Federal Student Aid) data.
Seniors – don’t forget to apply for any scholarships offered by the college you choose to attend! Examples of these are Presidential & Diversity Scholarships, Foundation Scholarships, and Department Scholarships.
In addition to these scholarships there are several other scholarship opportunities available. Please check out the resources below to help you get started on your search:
- Log on to your Naviance account for local and national scholarship opportunities.
- Here is a Google Sheet that is updated weekly.
- Seniors check out the THS College & Career Center Google Classroom for a list of scholarships available. These are the same scholarship as Naviance!!
- RaiseMe offers micro-scholarship program for students in 9th-12th. For more information visit RaiseMe
- Office of Student Access and Completion (OSAC) Due March 1st, Early Bird Due date is February 15th
- LCC Foundation has a variety of scholarships available for Local students Due March 1st
- LCC has created a lists of scholarships available for Hispanic or Latino students
Many students also use large scholarship search engines to discover a wide range of scholarships that they may qualify for. Some common search engines used include:
Western Undergraduate Exchange “WUE”– The Western Undergraduate Exchange “WUE” program is an agreement between schools in western states which basically allows each others’ students to attend school out of state without the burden of out-of-state tuition. Refer to the site for specific information. www.wiche.edu
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Be sure to check Naviance and the THS College & Career Center – Seniors Google Classroom often or connect with College & Career Center to stay up-to-date on current scholarship opportunities.
