Scholarships

Educational funding in the private sector has increased dramatically in recent years. Many organizations offer scholarships, including:

• State & local governments
• Businesses
• Employers
• Clubs
• Associations
• High schools
• Civic Groups
• Church & religious organizations
• Trade associations
• Labor unions
• Political parties
• Military Associations
• Private foundations
• Private charities
• Ethnic organizations

Monthly scholarship lists are located in both Naviance Student and in the College & Career Center.

Students can print out applications that are available online by going to the individual scholarship websites posted on the monthly lists, or request printed copies of scholarship applications in the College & Career Center.

Please note that new scholarship opportunities arrive every week.

Check on Naviance Student and in the College & Career Center on a regular basis to keep current on available scholarships.

 

ACTIVESCHOLARSHIPLIST-Sheet1.pdf

Fastweb - The largest free database of scholarships

stocktonscholars.org

High Five Scholarships

My College Scholarship

College Board

Asian and Pacific Islanders American Scholarship Fund

United Negro College Fund

American Indian College Fund

Association on American Indian Affairs

Hispanic Scholarship Fund

Hispanic Fund 

MALDEF -  Latino Scholarships

Hispanic Scholarship Consortium

Gates Millennium Scholars

Today's Military 

College Scholarships

Student Scholarship Search

Chegg

Scholarships.com

 

 

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