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Financial Aid Links
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Scholarship Searches
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www.fastweb.com
- This site
provides free, detailed information and step-by-step
instructions. You will also be prompted to create
your own private account name with your own
private mailbox.
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www.collegeboard.org
- This site provides a scholarship search feature,
as well as a Financial Aid Services area that
discusses tips on financial planning for students
and parents. The site also provides useful
background information about student loans.
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http://www.collegenet.com -
MACH25 is a simple and fast way to find aid for
school. Users are prompted to create a user
account which is used to search for scholarships.
Instructions are provided on-line for you to
conduct your scholarship search.
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www.scholarships.com
- A free search engine to find outside scholarships.
The list of potential scholarship matches can be
sorted by deadline, amount or relevance.
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www.scholarshiphunter.com - A free search engine
that does not require a profile be built to search
potential scholarships and essay contests.
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www.nextstudentloans.com/sse1 -
A free search engine that does not sell your
information.
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http://www.thelutheranfoundation.org/hlthpro_schlrhps.html
- The Lutheran Foundation Health Professions
Scholarship Program offers scholarships for those in
a health care related field.
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http://www.tgci.com/funding/cfs.asp?statename=Indiana&statecode=IN
- This site will provide links to all of the
Community Foundations in Indiana. Check out
your local Community Foundation to see what
scholarships you may qualify in your area.
Government
Sites - VA Information, Scholarships, Tax
Information and other information regarding funding
a college education
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Workforce
Investment Act - Will you be graduating with
an associate's or bachelor's degree in 2009 and
need financial assistance? Students should
contact Janna Braden, Work One Northeast
Scholarship Coordinator, at 260-745-3555 x 227
for more information.
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www.college.gov
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provides relevant, comprehensive information
about why to go, how to go, and how to pay for
college or other postsecondary education
programs, and is designed by students for
students.
http://www.learnmoreindiana.org/
- ICPAC informs, encourages, and supports the
education and career development of all Hoosiers. ICPAC operates a toll-free telephone Hotline
staffed by information specialists who can answer
questions and provide resources on education and
career options.
http://www.irs.gov/pub/irs-pdf/p970.pdf
- This is a direct link to the IRS publication
970, Tax Benefits for Higher Education,
and is available in PDF.
Tax
credits for education
- Information
on the Hope Scholarship and Life Long Learning
tax credits
The Department of
Veterans Affairs (VA) offers several programs
administered by its Education Service. Aid is
available for veterans, reservists, National
Guard persons, widows, and orphans. Programs
detailed on the VA
Education Service website include the
Montgomery GI Bill (for Active and Selected
Reserves personnel), Veterans Educational
Assistance Program, Survivors' and Dependents'
Educational Assistance Program, Work-Study, and
Tutorial Assistance. Toll-free numbers for
assistance and benefit forms are included on the
site.
The Fund for Veterans Education was
established to provide scholarships to veterans
from all branches of the United States Armed
Forces who served in Afghanistan or Iraq since
September 11, 2001 and who are now enrolled in
college or vocational-technical school.
The United
States Army offers education benefits for
individuals enlisting in selected military
occupational specialties. The Montgomery GI Bill
and the Army's College Fund offer financial
assistance to defray future education expenses.
Students leaving college may be eligible for the
Army's Loan Repayment Program. The enlistment
option, for active Army or Army Reserve, repays
eligible federally insured loans for education.
AmeriCorps -
A service program administered by the
Corporation for National and Community Service, AmeriCorps allows people of all ages and
backgrounds to earn help paying for education in
exchange for a year of service.
The
Department
of Health and Human Services offers
scholarships and loans for health professions
students.
students.gov
- This site provides links to scholarship
and grant sites, state aid information, and
more!
Teacher Loan Forgiveness
Click the link above to find out more about the Indiana 529
Investment Plan, a program that assists in
saving for your students college education.
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