Scholarship info can be found in your Naviance Account
Now Open for the Class of 2022!
The College Board Opportunity Scholarships program is now open for class of 2022 students. It guides students step by step through the college planning process. For each step that a student completes, they'll earn a chance at a $500 scholarship. When they complete all six steps, they'll earn a chance at $40,000. Please share this program with your juniors and encourage them to sign up and take the first step by building a college list on BigFuture™.
Students Can Double Their Chances to Earn a Scholarship if:
They received or used a fee waiver from the College Board.
They attend a high school where 75% or more of students are eligible for free or reduced-price lunch.
Their annual family income is $60,000 or less
SCHOLARSHIP LINKS
• www.scholarships4school.com
• Michigan Search Scholarship Service
Remember, these should be FREE search services.
FINANCIAL AID INFORMATION:
Take time to research options and follow-through with application requirements.
Try some of these websites to get you started:
Local Help With FAFSA (2021-2022 forms open up October 1st)
• Youtube Federal Student Aid
• FAFSA Website
Financial Aid Visual
• www.nasfaa.org - National Association of Student Financial Aid Administrators (NASFAA)
• www.micollegegoal.org - Click on “Students” or “Parents.” They will need to know what information to bring.
• www.finaid.org - a guide to student financial aid and financial aid questions
• Michigan Student Financial Aid Association
Government Sites - Financial Information
• State of Michigan Student Financial Aid
• Tuition Tax Credits and Deductions
• Tax Information for Students
NOTE: The links listed above are not under the control of Utica Community Schools. UCS is not responsible for the contents of any linked site or any link contained in a linked site, or any change or updates to such sites. Utica Community Schools are providing these links to you only as a convenience. The inclusion of any link does not imply endorsement of the site by the Utica Community Schools school district.