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Graduation/University Requirements and Four-Year Plan College/Military Campus Visits Membership
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Scholarships/Financial Aid Information
Perhaps the best place to start looking for scholarships is the financial aid office of the colleges you are planning to attend. Many students find the majority of their scholarship money comes from the colleges themselves. In addition to the college financial aid offices and websites listed below, it is important for seniors to pay attention to the school annoucements and Eagle Express in which scholarships are advertised as the information is received in the counseling office. There is also a large binder in both the counseling office and the career center which students can flip through to find scholarships that they may be eligible to apply for.
Upcoming Scholarships: Abbott and Fenner Business Consultants- Scholarship Deadline June 19, 2010.
There is still time for students to apply. Visit http://www.abbottandfenner.com/scholarships.htm to learn more about this opportunity..
SMECA(Science, Math, and Engineering Competition Award)- interested students must have fully participated in a regional or national science, math, or engineering competetion and have been admitted to ASUas a student in the Ira A. Fulton School of Engineering. Apply at engineering.asu.edu/scholarships. It's 21. Just Pass. Visit www.its21justpass.com for infomation about your knowledge of the legal drinking age and an interactive on-line quiz. Arizona Board of Regents/AIMS Tuition Waiver Requirements AzCIS (Arizona Career Information System): Great site for researching careers, colleges, and scholarships. You must use the username "oconnor" and the password "4azcis02". FAFSA: Free Application for Federal Student Aide. All students going to college must complete this form. College Board Scholarship Search College Net Scholarship Search Peterson's College and Scholarship Search
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