Quick Links

1. Federal student Aid and access sources of nonfederal aid, including the online version of the
   'Funding Education Beyond High School' publication
   
   
2. FAFSA on the Web: The online version of the U.S. Department of Education’s Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA).
   
   
3. Applying for your Personal Identification Number “PIN”: students and parents
   can apply for a personal identification number (PIN) that serves as your
   personal identifier to sign the FAFSA.
   
   
4. FAFSA4caster:
   Federal Student Aid is pleased to announce the newest tool to help students and their families plan for college. The FAFSA4caster provides students with an early estimate of their potential eligibility for federal student financial assistance.
   
   Beginning April 1, 2007, students considering furthering their education beyond high school can use this FREE tool to calculate your estimated eligibility for federal financial aid, including grants, work-study and loans.
   
   
5. Student Loan Entrance & Exit Counseling:
   Before receiving a student loan and prior to graduating or leaving college, borrowers are required to complete an entrance or exit counseling session. This online interactive counseling session provides useful tips and tools to help you develop a budget for managing your educational expenses and helps you to understand your rights and responsibilities as a borrower.
   
   
   
6. Aims Community College Foundation Scholarships
   
   
7. Financial Aid & Scholarship information
   
   
8. Other Scholarship Search Sites:
   • http://www.fastweb.com
   • http://www.aps.collegeboard.org
   • http://www.scholarships.com
   • http://www.schoolsoup.com
     http://www.collegeincolorado.org
   • http://www.collegenet/match25
   • http://www.findtuition.com
   • http://www.finaid.org
   
   Unfortunately there are people out there who will try to charge students and their families for information that can be obtained at no cost. Be sure to periodically check this site for any new scams happening with scholarships. www.ftc.gov/scholarshipscams .
   
   
9. Veterans Benefits Information
   
   
10. International Students Scholarships & Aid Help
    
    
11. Direct Loans

Disclaimer
The Financial Aid Office has taken care to insure the accuracy and timeliness of the information contained in this publication. However, contents are subject to change without notice because of changing federal, state or institutional policies. All financial aid awards are contingent upon availability of funds and the student’s final eligibility determination.