A Washington State-based, user-friendly, student-centered web site for efficiently finding, and applying for scholarships. Matches students with valid scholarship opportunities.

Large database of scholarships. Subscribe to their weekly newsletter.

A one-stop platform for scholarships. Focuses the application process through a profile you create on their platform.

Research schools and find scholarships to match your needs.

Create an account and be matched with scholarships. Resources are available to help with essays and other application materials.

Free database of over 1,000,000 scholarships for customized scholarship searches.

Large database of scholarships with creative and simple essay prompts.

Attention DREAMers! Eligibility for the Washington State Need Grant has expanded to low-income, non-citizen students who meet the program’s income and residency requirements. Students unable to file a Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) due to immigration status may instead complete the free Washington Application for State Financial Aid. The Washington Application for State Financial Aid (WASFA) is for undocumented students who are unable to apply for federal aid. The application opens every year on October 1.

TheDream.US is the nation’s largest college access and success program for DREAMers. 

Information on resources for undocumented students.

Resources for paying for college. They produce a booklet of scholarships that may or may not need documentation.

The Washington Student Achievement Council provides resources to help students and families file the FAFSA or WASFA. These resources include filing events with financial aid advisors, 24/7 text support, and online video tutorials. 

The Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) is the first step in qualifying for federal financial assistance and many scholarships. The application opens every year on October 1. 

The Washington Application for State Financial Aid (WASFA) is for undocumented students who are unable to apply for federal aid. The application opens every year on October 1.

Federal Student Aid is an online resource for all financial aid questions, including how to fill out the FAFSA and advice for taking out student loans.

DVR believes employment contributes to a person’s ability to live independently and everyone has a right to work. DVR empowers people with disabilities to achieve a greater quality of life by obtaining and maintaining employment. 

This Web site contains information about planning for college life with a disability. It’s designed for high school students and provides video clips, activities and additional resources that can help you get a head start in going to college.

While there are many differences between the K-12 and the post-secondary environment, the following four underlying changes provide many of the challenges experienced by all students. Click on the link for more information and resources.

• Legal Rights and Responsibilities for College Students
• Summary of Legal Differences Between Secondary and Postsecondary Education
• Increase in Complexity and Unpredictability
• Change in Student Responsibilities

Extensive scholarship list, all due May 1.