Show Me The Money
You’ve heard the expressions, “Millions of dollars go unawarded each year”, but wonder “Where do I find these scholarships?” With a little time and effort, you may be able to find scholarships that fit your personal profile and eligibility. Always remember a scholarship is FREE, never pay a fee.
Private Scholarships
Private scholarships from community foundations, service and fraternal organizations, corporations, independent foundations, research institutes, associations and national membership organizations, community organizations and local donors.
Local and community scholarships are listed below under Scholarship by Month. The list is found by joining the College and Career Center Google Classroom. Google Classroom codes are posted in the CCC, K1, K3 and in teachers classrooms. Seniors should check this list often as new scholarships are added frequently. Questions should be directed to Ms. Abrons or Ms. Flores
Scholarships may also be found in many different books published by organizations and businesses such as Kaplan, College Board, Peterson’s and individual authors. These books resemble “telephone books” and contain a wealth of information on scholarships offered across the nation. In these directories you may find scholarships for unique interest or characteristics such as milk drinkers, dart throwers, asthmatics, tall people and cultural backgrounds. Grab a pad of post-it flags and start perusing all these directories have to offer. These directories have similar information. Check them out at your local bookstore.