In this page you will find all the forms, resources, information, and scholarships available in your quest to college and post-secondary education. Do not hesitate to contact us for more information. Please note that some of these sites have not been vetted by us.
FINANCIAL AID & SCHOLARSHIPS
- How to fill out FAFSA
- Understanding FAFSA
- UnidosNow Scholarships Presentation
- Scholarship Database
- Tuition Equity
- Graduating Debt-Free Guidebook
- Financial Aid for Hispanic Students
- Financial Aid for Online Colleges
- Colleges That Give Aid to International Students
- USF’s Scholarship for Undocumented Immigrants
- Guide to Securing Your Child’s Credit Future
- Guide to Securing Your College Student’s Credit Future
- Student Finance Learning Center by Fiscal Tiger
- 10 Top Ways Students Can Have More Money This School Year
- How to Check your Child’s Credit Report
- College Resources for Students with Disabilities
- How Being an Emancipated Minor Affects Financial Aid
- Financial Aid for Online Colleges
- Financial Aid for Minority Students
- College Scholarships for LGBTQ Students
- Student Loans for Immigrants
- How to Start Building Credit for your Kid (At Any Age)
- 45+ College Scholarships for Minority Students
- Scholarship for Healthcare and Nursing Students of Historically Underrepresented Groups
- The Nursing Student’s Guide to Debt-Free Education
POST-SECONDARY EDUCATION OPTIONS
- The Most Affordable Online Schools and Universities of 2017
- Online Colleges and Financial Aid Resources
- Online Colleges in Florida
- Evaluating a College
- Financially Accessible Colleges for Low-Income Students
- Single Parent’s Guide to A Degree in Accounting
- Guide to An Accounting Degree in Florida
- Guide to Careers in Accounting
- Choosing the Best Trade School for You
- Top 50 LGBTQ-Friendly Colleges
NEED-TO-KNOWS
- Managing Mental Health in College Guide
- The Mental Health Guide For College Students
- College Substance Abuse Statistics, Facts, & Recovery
- College Scholarships for LGBTQ Students
- College Guide for Latinx Students