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Open a resource for conditions & sources| Resource | Benefit / support | Audience relationship | Record detail |
|---|---|---|---|
| Excelsior ScholarshipNY · Application closed | Remaining eligible SUNY / CUNY tuition | General starting point | More detailed record |
| New York Tuition Assistance Program (TAP)NY | Tuition assistance up to $5,665 annually; the actual award depends on income, dependency, tuition and other award factors. Part-time and approved non-degree awards are prorated, so the full-time estimate is not a promised payment. Some listed cycles have no reviewed funding or eligibility here. Check the cycle before using these programme facts. | General starting point | More detailed record |
| SUNY / CUNY ReconnectNY | Tuition, books, supplies and eligible fees | General starting point | More detailed record |
| MassEducateMA | Eligible tuition and fees at Massachusetts public community colleges, after other aid, subject to appropriation. The college calculates the award; additional books, supplies and other-expense allowances depend on income and eligibility. | General starting point | More detailed record |
| New Mexico Opportunity ScholarshipNM | Up to 100% of tuition and required fees | General starting point | More detailed record |
| North Star PromiseMN · Application closed | The college covers remaining base tuition and mandatory fees after other gift aid, such as scholarships, grants, waivers and stipends. The calculation is term-by-term, and your North Star award can be zero if other gift aid already covers those charges. | General starting point | More detailed record |
| Texas Hazlewood ActTX | Up to 150 credit hours of tuition exemption and most fees at Texas public higher-education institutions for qualifying veterans or qualifying family branches. Living expenses, books and supply fees are excluded; the college makes the final eligibility decision. | Veterans & military families Explicitly served in source Military spouses & dependents Explicitly served in source | More detailed record |
| NC Promise Tuition PlanNC | At the four participating campuses, undergraduate tuition is $500 per fall/spring semester for in-state students and $3,500 for new out-of-state students. WCU’s reviewed 2026–27 guidance retains $2,500 for qualifying continuously enrolled earlier out-of-state cohorts; part-time and summer charges need a per-credit check. | International students Explicitly served in source | More detailed record |
| Federal Pell GrantUS | The 2026–27 maximum scheduled Pell Grant is $7,395. Your school determines the actual award from your FAFSA information; eligible year-round enrollment may allow up to 150% of the scheduled award. This is not a guaranteed payment to every applicant. | Low-income learners Explicitly served in source | More detailed record |
| Registered ApprenticeshipUS | Registered Apprenticeship combines a paid job, mentoring, related classroom instruction and progressive wages with a portable nationally recognized credential. This national route describes the model; the employer/sponsor supplies the actual opening, pay schedule and training terms. | General starting point | More detailed record |
| Employer-paid nurse aide trainingUS | Under 42 CFR 483.152(c), a nurse aide employed by, or offered employment by, a covered facility when training begins cannot be charged for any part of the nurse-aide training and competency evaluation programme, including textbooks and required course materials. | General starting point | More detailed record |
| Per Scholas technology trainingUS | Eligible learners receive no-cost immersive technology training and career preparation. In-person, hybrid and remote formats vary by programme; all are live and attendance-based. This is training support, not guaranteed wages or a job. | Veterans & military families Explicitly served in source Military spouses & dependents Explicitly served in source | More detailed record |
| Modern States · Freshman Year for FreeUS | Free self-paced CLEP preparation, with a voucher after qualifying coursework and request approval. The voucher covers the specific earned CLEP exam and, according to the provider, remote proctoring; a test-center charge may need separate payment and reimbursement. The college decides whether any credit is awarded. | General starting point | More detailed record |
| WIOA training and career servicesUS | American Job Centers offer free employment help, career counseling and access to training services. Services vary by location; this is a starting point for an individual training assessment, not a national fixed-dollar voucher. | Unemployed / laid off Explicitly served in source Low-income learners Explicitly served in source Veterans & military families Explicitly served in source Learners with disabilities Explicitly served in source Current & former foster youth Explicitly served in source Parents & caregivers Explicitly served in source | More detailed record |
| Job CorpsUS | Eligible students receive no-cost career training. Job Corps lists housing, food, health/dental care, basic training uniforms/equipment and a biweekly basic living allowance, alongside education and job-placement assistance. This is support during training, not a guaranteed job or a quoted salary. | Low-income learners Explicitly served in source Learners with disabilities Explicitly served in source Parents & caregivers Explicitly served in source | More detailed record |
| Alabama Student Assistance ProgramAL | Students may receive $300 to $5,000 per academic year, awarded through participating institutions. | Low-income learners Explicitly served in source | More detailed record |
| Alaska Education GrantAK | Published awards range from $500 to $4,000 per academic year, depending on need and available funding. | Low-income learners Explicitly served in source | More detailed record |
| Arizona Promise ProgramAZ | After other aid, the programme covers tuition and fees at Arizona public universities for eligible students. | High-school students & recent graduates Explicitly served in source Low-income learners Explicitly served in source | More detailed record |
| Arkansas Academic Challenge ScholarshipAR | Starting with 2025–26, base annual awards at four-year colleges are $2,000/$4,000/$4,000/$5,000 by year; two-year awards are $2,000/$3,000. Part-time nontraditional payments are prorated; FAFSA/SAI can add PLUS funding subject to a $2,500-per-semester total cap. | Adult learners Explicitly served in source High-school students & recent graduates Explicitly served in source | More detailed record |
| Colorado College Opportunity FundCO | COF provides a stipend toward tuition for eligible in-state students at participating Colorado institutions. Create the COF account and authorize your college to claim it; no current per-credit dollar amount is asserted here. | Undocumented & DACA learners Explicitly served in source | More detailed record |
| Roberta B. Willis Need-Merit ScholarshipCT | Need- and merit-based aid at eligible Connecticut colleges | Low-income learners Explicitly served in source High-school students & recent graduates Explicitly served in source | Official-source overview Full rules still need checking |
| Delaware SEED at Delaware TechDE | At Delaware Tech, SEED pays the tuition gap after applicable grants/waivers for eligible degree, credit-certificate or workforce-training study. Fees and books are excluded; up to ten continuous semesters are available under programme rules. | Adult learners Explicitly served in source High-school students & recent graduates Explicitly served in source Current & former foster youth Explicitly served in source Learners with disabilities Explicitly served in source | More detailed record |
| DC Tuition Assistance Grant (DCTAG)DC · Application closed | Beginning 2026–27, eligible public-college students can receive up to $15,000 annually/$75,000 lifetime toward the in-state/out-of-state tuition difference. Eligible private four-year HBCUs nationwide or private nonprofits in the DC region have up to $3,750 annually/$18,750 lifetime. | General starting point | More detailed record |
| Florida Academic Scholars (Bright Futures)FL | For 2026–27, FAS covers 100% of tuition and the listed applicable fees at Florida public institutions; private institutions receive a comparable scheduled amount, not necessarily their full bill. | High-school students & recent graduates Explicitly served in source | More detailed record |
| Georgia HOPE ScholarshipGA | Helps pay standard undergraduate tuition at eligible Georgia institutions. Public and private award calculations differ and depend on enrollment. | High-school students & recent graduates Explicitly served in source | More detailed record |
| Hawaiʻi PromiseHI | Hawaiʻi Promise bridges financial need for direct education costs at a UH community college, including tuition, fees and books. The actual amount depends on funding, enrollment, need and other financial resources. | Low-income learners Explicitly served in source | More detailed record |
| Idaho Opportunity ScholarshipID | Awards range from $0 to $3,500 per year, depending on other grants/scholarships and the applicable cost-of-attendance calculation; never more than actual tuition and fees. Do not budget the maximum automatically. | High-school students & recent graduates Explicitly served in source Low-income learners Explicitly served in source | More detailed record |
| Illinois Monetary Award Program (MAP)IL | MAP can help meet eligible tuition and fee costs. Other state tuition/fee benefits can reduce the remaining MAP award. | Low-income learners Explicitly served in source | More detailed record |
| Frank O’Bannon GrantIN | The Frank O’Bannon Grant includes the Higher Education and Freedom of Choice awards for eligible Indiana postsecondary study. It can be used for tuition and regularly assessed fees; the award depends on FAFSA financial need and the applicable annual schedule. | Low-income learners Explicitly served in source | More detailed record |
| Iowa Tuition GrantIA | The Iowa Tuition Grant supports eligible Iowa residents at participating private colleges and universities. Grants may support up to four years of full-time undergraduate study; part-time amounts may be adjusted. The 2027–28 award amount is not yet determined. | Low-income learners Explicitly served in source | More detailed record |
| Kansas Adult Learner GrantKS | Fall/spring awards are $3,000 per semester at 12+ credits, down to $1,500 at six credits, prorated between. Funding is for tuition, required fees, books/materials; unused excess returns to the state. Some listed cycles have no reviewed funding or eligibility here. Check the cycle before using these programme facts. | Adult learners Explicitly served in source | More detailed record |
| Kentucky Educational Excellence Scholarship (KEES)KY | Annual college funding is built from earned high-school GPA awards and eligible test bonuses. Current base-table awards range from $187 at GPA 2.75 to $500 at 4.0 for each qualifying high-school year; personal totals and available funding vary. | High-school students & recent graduates Explicitly served in source Low-income learners Explicitly served in source | More detailed record |
| Louisiana TOPS Opportunity AwardLA | Pays the institution’s scheduled TOPS Opportunity amount, based on its 2016–17 tuition unless changed by the Legislature; eligible LAICU private colleges use the defined weighted public-institution average. This is not a promise to pay current tuition in full. | High-school students & recent graduates Explicitly served in source | More detailed record |
| Maine State GrantME | For 2026–27, the Maine State Grant maximum is $2,500 for full-time study and up to $1,250 for students below full-time but at least half-time. The college pays an eligible award to your student account. | Adult learners Explicitly served in source Low-income learners Explicitly served in source | More detailed record |
| Maryland Community College Promise ScholarshipMD | MHEC’s reviewed statewide page describes the 2025–26 last-dollar scholarship: up to $5,000 toward remaining community-college tuition and mandatory fees after federal/state aid. This is a prior-cycle description, not a confirmed current-year award. Some listed cycles have no reviewed funding or eligibility here. Check the cycle before using these programme facts. | General starting point | Official-source overview Full rules still need checking |
| Michigan ReconnectMI | Tuition is covered at your in-district community college. Out-of-district attendance receives only a tuition discount. | Adult learners Explicitly served in source | More detailed record |
| Mississippi Tuition Assistance Grant (MTAG)MS | Up to $500 per academic year for freshmen/sophomores or $1,000 for juniors/seniors at approved Mississippi public/private nonprofit institutions. The regular academic year is fall/spring; this is not full-tuition aid. | High-school students & recent graduates Explicitly served in source | More detailed record |
| Access Missouri Financial Assistance ProgramMO | Need-based aid with statutory annual ranges of $500–$1,700 at public two-year schools, and $1,750–$3,500 in the listed other school category. Actual amounts can be lower depending on funding, SAI and the aid package; no summer awards. | Low-income learners Explicitly served in source Learners with disabilities Explicitly served in source | More detailed record |
| Montana STEM / Healthcare ScholarshipMT | Subject to funding: $1,000 first academic year, then $1,500 second, $1,500 third and $2,000 fourth for qualifying renewals. Legislative funding and selection are not guaranteed. | High-school students & recent graduates Explicitly served in source | More detailed record |
| Nebraska Opportunity GrantNE | A need-based grant for educational expenses, awarded and disbursed through eligible Nebraska institutions. Ask the school for your actual amount within state limits. | Low-income learners Explicitly served in source | More detailed record |
| Nevada Promise Scholarship at CSN — Class of 2027NV | Last-dollar tuition and mandatory registration fees not already covered by other gift aid, for up to three years at CSN or until graduation, whichever comes first. Fall/spring only; special course, online, programme and new-student fees are excluded. | High-school students & recent graduates Explicitly served in source Undocumented & DACA learners Explicitly served in source | More detailed record |
| New Hampshire UNIQUE grants at UNH College of Professional StudiesNH | At UNH College of Professional Studies, the Endowment route lists up to $2,000 per semester and Allocation up to $1,750 per semester, fall/spring only. Enrollment recalculation and available funding affect amounts; do not apply these campus figures statewide. | Low-income learners Explicitly served in source | More detailed record |
| New Jersey Community College Opportunity GrantNJ | Pays remaining tuition for up to 18 credits per term and approved education fees after other grants and scholarships, for an eligible first associate degree at a New Jersey community college. | Low-income learners Explicitly served in source Undocumented & DACA learners Explicitly served in source | More detailed record |
| North Dakota State GrantND | Non-repayable need-based aid of up to $1,375 per semester or $917 per quarter, adjusted for enrollment, for qualifying first-time undergraduates. | Low-income learners Explicitly served in source | More detailed record |
| College Credit Plus at Columbus StateOH | Eligible, approved CCP courses can earn high-school and college credit without tuition. Funded hours and course approval must be confirmed; home-school families pay for textbooks, and other course or travel costs can remain. | High-school students & recent graduates Explicitly served in source | More detailed record |
| Oklahoma’s PromiseOK | Pays covered tuition at Oklahoma public two-year/four-year institutions; accredited private colleges and eligible public technology-centre programmes receive at least a portion. Fees, books, supplies and room/board are excluded. | High-school students & recent graduates Explicitly served in source Low-income learners Explicitly served in source | More detailed record |
| Oregon Promise GrantOR | For 2026–27, full-time/full-year awards range from $2,280 to $4,716. This is last-dollar community-college tuition support after Pell/Oregon Opportunity Grant, up to the average 12-credit tuition calculation, not a full living-cost award. | High-school students & recent graduates Explicitly served in source Undocumented & DACA learners Explicitly served in source Current & former foster youth Explicitly served in source | More detailed record |
| Pennsylvania State GrantPA | For qualifying students, the maximum 2026–27 in-state PA State Grant is $6,000. Your award depends on finances and school; eligible out-of-state study has different portable-state/veteran limits. | Low-income learners Explicitly served in source | More detailed record |
| Rhode Island Promise at CCRIRI | For eligible CCRI associate-degree students, covers remaining tuition and mandatory fees after other grants/scholarships, ordinarily for fall and spring over two academic years. | High-school students & recent graduates Explicitly served in source Learners with disabilities Explicitly served in source | More detailed record |
| South Carolina LIFE ScholarshipSC | Base awards are capped at $5,000 per academic year including the $300 book allowance. Four-year awards use up to $4,700 tuition plus books; two-year/technical awards use their specified tuition benchmark. The campus applies actual costs and all-aid limits; this is not full cost-of-attendance coverage. | High-school students & recent graduates Explicitly served in source Learners with disabilities Explicitly served in source | More detailed record |
| South Dakota Opportunity ScholarshipSD | Up to $7,500 over four years: $1,500 annually in years one–three and $3,000 year four, normally split fall/spring. Eligible return transfers can receive a partial award; participation ends at four academic years/eight consecutive fall-spring terms or bachelor’s completion. | High-school students & recent graduates Explicitly served in source | More detailed record |
| Tennessee Promise ScholarshipTN | Supports eligible tuition and mandatory-fee balances after other gift aid. Confirm the applicable institution/programme and its actual award calculation. | High-school students & recent graduates Explicitly served in source | More detailed record |
| Utah Promise GrantUT | Need-based grant usable toward up to the cost of attendance at eligible Utah institutions. The award varies with available funding; the programme does not promise to pay every student’s full cost. | Adult learners Explicitly served in source High-school students & recent graduates Explicitly served in source Low-income learners Explicitly served in source | More detailed record |
| Vermont Grant: Full-time and Part-time College AidVT | The grant reduces approved college costs; amounts depend on financial circumstances, attendance cost, timing and available funds. The posted dollar range is for 2025–26, not a verified maximum for a later award year. | Low-income learners Explicitly served in source Undocumented & DACA learners Explicitly served in source | More detailed record |
| Virginia Commonwealth AwardVA | Virginia public institutions administer need-based grants for eligible Virginia undergraduates and grants or assistantships for eligible graduate students, including both in-state and out-of-state graduate students. | Graduate & professional students Explicitly served in source Low-income learners Explicitly served in source | More detailed record |
| Washington College GrantWA | Award size depends on income, family size and the approved school or programme. Full awards can be equivalent to public-college tuition; partial awards also exist. Some listed cycles have no reviewed funding or eligibility here. Check the cycle before using these programme facts. | Low-income learners Explicitly served in source Undocumented & DACA learners Explicitly served in source | More detailed record |
| West Virginia Invests GrantWV | Pays eligible tuition, mandatory fees and Council-approved academic-programme fees after other eligible federal/state aid. At eligible public/nonprofit bachelor’s institutions, the statutory cap is average community/technical-college tuition and mandatory fees; not every school bill is covered. | General starting point | More detailed record |
| Wisconsin Grant — public and Tribal institutionsWI | Grant assistance for eligible Wisconsin undergraduates at University of Wisconsin, Wisconsin Technical College and Tribal institutions. HEAB sets annual minimum/maximum awards; the amount is prorated by enrollment. | Low-income learners Explicitly served in source | More detailed record |
| Wyoming Hathaway ScholarshipWY | For courses beginning July 1, 2026 or later: full-time semester tiers are Honors $2,360, Performance $1,770, Opportunity/Provisional $1,180. Standard tiers allow eight full-time semesters; Provisional starts with four at a Wyoming community college, with specified extension routes. | High-school students & recent graduates Explicitly served in source Graduate & professional students Explicitly served in source | More detailed record |
| Washington Education and Training Voucher (ETV)WA | Can help with approved college/vocational education and living costs, based on attendance cost and unmet need after other aid. Awards vary; no fixed current maximum is established in these reviewed materials. | Current & former foster youth Explicitly served in source Learners with disabilities Explicitly served in source | More detailed record |
| California DOR student disability and work-incentive resourcesCA | Guidance on education, work incentives and disability-related support; not an automatic tuition grant | Learners with disabilities Explicitly served in source | Official-source overview Full rules still need checking |
| Patsy Takemoto Mink Education Support AwardsUS | 2026 Education Support Awards of up to $5,000 for selected low-income mothers | Parents & caregivers Explicitly served in source Women returning to education Explicitly served in source Low-income learners Explicitly served in source | Official-source overview Full rules still need checking |
| Jeannette Rankin National Scholar GrantUS | Up to $3,000 annually in non-tuition funding paid directly to recipients, renewable for up to five years subject to selection/conditions. It is not an automatic tuition waiver. | Women returning to education Explicitly served in source Adult learners Explicitly served in source Low-income learners Explicitly served in source | More detailed record |
| BIE postsecondary scholarship resourcesUS | Scholarship and postsecondary support resources for American Indian and Alaska Native students | Native American & Alaska Native learners Explicitly served in source | Official-source overview Full rules still need checking |
| UNCF Scholarship ResourcesUS | UNCF lists scholarships, internships, fellowships and other opportunities, each with its own eligibility, application requirements and deadline. A directory listing is not an individual award or a promise to cover tuition. | Black students & HBCU communities Explicitly served in source | Official-source overview Full rules still need checking |
| Hispanic Scholarship Fund Scholar ProgramUS · Application closed | Scholars receive career, mentoring and other support. Possible scholarships range $500–$5,000 by relative need and available funding; Scholar status does not guarantee a cash award. | Hispanic & Latino learners Explicitly served in source Graduate & professional students Explicitly served in source Undocumented & DACA learners Explicitly served in source | More detailed record |
| University of Washington TRIO Student Support ServicesWA · Application closed | UW TRIO SSS/SSS-STEM offers advising, financial-aid counseling, tutoring, first-year seminars and connections to academic/career opportunities. These services are not a guaranteed tuition payment. | First-generation college students Explicitly served in source Low-income learners Explicitly served in source Learners with disabilities Explicitly served in source | More detailed record |
| VA Survivors’ and Dependents’ Educational Assistance (Chapter 35)US | Paid directly to the eligible student. For October 1, 2026–September 30, 2027, full-time college/noncollege study is up to $1,621 per full month; lower loads, partial months and training categories differ. Entitlement is generally up to 36 months for training starting August 1, 2018 onward, versus up to 45 for earlier starts. | Military spouses & dependents Explicitly served in source Graduate & professional students Explicitly served in source | More detailed record |
| Berea College international student financial aidUS | Berea states admitted international students receive aid/scholarships covering tuition, housing, food and fees. Personal expenses and the enrollment-deposit process remain separate; this is not unrestricted cash for study at another college. | International students Explicitly served in source | More detailed record |
| Minnesota senior citizen education benefitMN | State law waives eligible tuition/activity fees when space remains after tuition-paying students, with course charges still payable. Audits have no administration fee; credit study can. At UMN Twin Cities, the current implementation is free auditing or $20 per credit, plus required course fees. | Older adults & senior learners Explicitly served in source | More detailed record |
| TheDream.US National ScholarshipUS | At eligible partner colleges: up to $18,000 for an associate or $36,000 for a bachelor’s tuition/mandatory fees, plus up to $6,000 book/supply stipends. Renewable subject to continuing criteria and June renewal; not an unrestricted award at any college. | Undocumented & DACA learners Explicitly served in source Low-income learners Explicitly served in source High-school students & recent graduates Explicitly served in source | More detailed record |
| Ron Brown Signature ScholarshipUS | $40,000 over four years, normally $10,000 annually, at an accredited U.S. four-year college. Any academic major can qualify; selection is competitive. | Black students & HBCU communities Explicitly served in source High-school students & recent graduates Explicitly served in source Low-income learners Explicitly served in source | More detailed record |
| UC Native American Opportunity PlanCA | Qualifying students have in-state UC systemwide Tuition and Student Services Fees covered by financial aid. | Native American & Alaska Native learners Explicitly served in source Graduate & professional students Explicitly served in source | More detailed record |
| Fort Lewis College Native American Tuition WaiverUS | The Fort Lewis waiver covers tuition; fees and other education and living expenses remain. | Native American & Alaska Native learners Explicitly served in source Graduate & professional students Explicitly served in source | More detailed record |
| Soroptimist Live Your Dream Awards for WomenUS | Applicants can potentially receive combined award levels up to $16,000 for education and related expenses. | Women returning to education Explicitly served in source Parents & caregivers Explicitly served in source Low-income learners Explicitly served in source | More detailed record |
| Calbright College Tuition-Free Workforce CertificatesCA | Current programs cover tuition and testing costs, with technology resources available through a lending library. | Adult learners Explicitly served in source Undocumented & DACA learners Explicitly served in source | More detailed record |
| NPower Tech FundamentalsUS | Free virtual IT training, certification opportunities and career support; internship opportunities vary. | Adult learners Explicitly served in source Veterans & military families Explicitly served in source Military spouses & dependents Explicitly served in source | More detailed record |
| Year Up United Career PathwaysUS | Training is tuition-free; participants can earn an educational stipend to help with expenses. | Adult learners Explicitly served in source Low-income learners Explicitly served in source | More detailed record |
| Point Foundation Flagship ScholarshipUS | Awards up to $15,000, with leadership and career-development support; confirm your actual award and renewal terms. | LGBTQ+ learners & allies Explicitly served in source Graduate & professional students Explicitly served in source High-school students & recent graduates Explicitly served in source | More detailed record |
| Upwardly Global Career CoachingUS | Free one-to-one career coaching, job-readiness learning and access to selected training and networking resources. | Immigrant & refugee professionals Explicitly served in source | More detailed record |
| Schneider CDL Apprenticeship TrainingUS | Paid CDL training lasting five to seven-and-a-half weeks. Schneider lists compensation during training, meals, and lodging or transportation where applicable. | General starting point | More detailed record |
| Roehl Get Your CDLUS | Roehl hires and pays trainees as employees from day one. The initial CDL phase is three weeks, followed by additional on-the-job driver training. | General starting point | More detailed record |
| AMR Abbott EMS Earn While You LearnMO, IL | Earn a paycheck during a free EMT training course. The page describes six to twelve weeks of paid training and promotion after successful completion and certification. | General starting point | More detailed record |
| Post-9/11 GI Bill (Chapter 33)US | At the maximum benefit level, VA covers public in-state tuition and fees. Housing, books and other approved education or training support have separate conditions; private and foreign tuition is capped. | Veterans & military families Explicitly served in source Military spouses & dependents Explicitly served in source | More detailed record |
| Veteran Readiness and Employment (VR&E)US | Depending on your needs and goals, VR&E may provide employment counseling, job training, apprenticeships and postsecondary education or training. | Veterans & military families Explicitly served in source Learners with disabilities Explicitly served in source | More detailed record |
| Western Undergraduate Exchange (WUE)AK, AZ, CA, CO, HI, ID, MT, NV, NM, ND, OR, SD, UT, WA, WY | Qualifying students pay no more than 150% of the participating institution’s resident tuition rate for eligible undergraduate programmes. WUE reduces tuition; it does not make college free. | General starting point | More detailed record |
| California Cal GrantsCA | Cal Grants help pay tuition and fees; some Cal Grant B awards include support for living and study costs. Actual awards depend on grant type and year. | Low-income learners Explicitly served in source Undocumented & DACA learners Explicitly served in source Parents & caregivers Explicitly served in source Current & former foster youth Explicitly served in source | More detailed record |
| California College Promise Grant (CCPG)CA | Waives enrollment fees for eligible California community-college students; books and other attendance expenses remain. | Low-income learners Explicitly served in source Undocumented & DACA learners Explicitly served in source | More detailed record |
| Ohio College Opportunity Grant (OCOG)OH | Generally supports tuition and uniform general fees. School sector, tuition and enrollment determine the award; some foster-youth/veteran cases differ. | Low-income learners Explicitly served in source Veterans & military families Explicitly served in source Current & former foster youth Explicitly served in source | More detailed record |
| TEXAS GrantTX | TEXAS Grant supports eligible bachelor’s students at participating Texas public institutions. The college combines it with other non-loan aid to cover tuition and required fees that the grant itself does not cover. | Low-income learners Explicitly served in source High-school students & recent graduates Explicitly served in source Veterans & military families Explicitly served in source | More detailed record |
| Texas Educational Opportunity Grant (TEOG)TX | TEOG supports eligible associate-degree and certificate students at participating Texas public junior/state/technical institutions and the designated SHSU Polytechnic College. The college must use other non-loan aid for tuition and required fees above the TEOG offer. | Low-income learners Explicitly served in source | More detailed record |
| Tennessee Reconnect Grant — Community CollegeTN | At a Tennessee community college, eligible Reconnect funding pays the remaining tuition and mandatory fees after other applicable state/federal gift aid. Eligible associate programs at four-year colleges have a different, limited grant rather than full tuition coverage. | Adult learners Explicitly served in source | More detailed record |
| Mary Ann Handley Award — CT State Free TuitionCT | CT State funding covers the gap between federal/state grants and community-college tuition and mandatory fees for qualifying students. It is limited to the first 72 earned credits and available funds. | Adult learners Explicitly served in source Learners with disabilities Explicitly served in source | More detailed record |
| Maryland Educational Assistance GrantMD · Application closed | For 2026–27, the Educational Assistance Grant provides eligible undergraduates $400–$3,000 annually for up to four years, subject to financial need, renewal conditions and available funds. | Low-income learners Explicitly served in source Undocumented & DACA learners Explicitly served in source Learners with disabilities Explicitly served in source | More detailed record |
| North Dakota Supplemental State GrantND | Additional aid for ND State Grant recipients. The amount is limited by regular undergraduate tuition and takes estimated Pell Grant and State Grant amounts into account. | Low-income learners Explicitly served in source | More detailed record |
| Florida Medallion Scholars (Bright Futures)FL | For 2026–27, FMS covers 75% of tuition and the listed applicable fees at Florida public institutions. An associate-degree programme at a Florida College System institution receives 100%; private institutions receive a comparable scheduled amount. | High-school students & recent graduates Explicitly served in source | More detailed record |
| Florida Student Assistance Grant — PublicFL | 2026–27 FSAG Public is need-based degree funding, with a minimum annual award of $200. The Legislature sets the annual maximum, and the participating college determines your actual amount. | Low-income learners Explicitly served in source | More detailed record |
| Oregon Opportunity GrantOR | For 2026–27, full-time/full-year award ranges are $1,224–$4,320 at community colleges, $1,656–$7,092 in community-college BAS programmes, and $1,800–$8,352 at four-year institutions. Actual amounts vary by SAI, institution and enrollment. Some listed cycles have no reviewed funding or eligibility here. Check the cycle before using these programme facts. | Adult learners Explicitly served in source Low-income learners Explicitly served in source Undocumented & DACA learners Explicitly served in source Native American & Alaska Native learners Explicitly served in source | More detailed record |
| Wisconsin Grant — private nonprofit institutionsWI | Grant assistance for eligible Wisconsin undergraduates at Wisconsin-based independent nonprofit colleges/universities. HEAB sets annual minimum/maximum awards; the amount is prorated by enrollment. | Low-income learners Explicitly served in source | More detailed record |
| Idaho Opportunity Scholarship for Adult LearnersID | Up to $3,500 per academic year, renewable for up to four years subject to the programme’s eligibility and progress rules. | Adult learners Explicitly served in source | More detailed record |
| Kansas Promise Act ScholarshipKS | Covers eligible tuition, required fees, books/materials after other gift aid, up to 68 funded credits or $20,000 lifetime, whichever comes first. Eligible four-year providers have a two-year public-cost cap for the same field. | High-school students & recent graduates Explicitly served in source Current & former foster youth Explicitly served in source Military spouses & dependents Explicitly served in source | More detailed record |
| Kansas Comprehensive GrantKS | The source lists awards of $200–$10,000 at eligible private institutions and $100–$4,000 at eligible public institutions. Limited funding means eligibility does not guarantee an award. | Low-income learners Explicitly served in source | More detailed record |
| Kentucky College Access Program GrantKY | The 2026–27 CAP maximum is $2,500 at a two-year institution or $5,300 at a four-year institution. Personal eligibility and available funds determine the award. | Low-income learners Explicitly served in source | More detailed record |
| Work Ready Kentucky ScholarshipKY | Pays eligible remaining tuition/fees after federal and state grants/scholarships, capped at the in-state KCTCS rate; fees are capped at $400 per year. The campus’s actual reported costs/aid determine the amount. | General starting point | More detailed record |
| Louisiana GO GrantLA | The current programme page lists annual awards of $300–$3,000, based on the institution’s allocation and packaging policy. Amounts may vary by academic year, and summer sessions are excluded. | Adult learners Explicitly served in source Low-income learners Explicitly served in source | More detailed record |
| Mississippi HELP GrantMS | Tuition assistance at approved Mississippi institutions, subject to funds, other aid and attendance-cost limits. Private-school awards use the rule’s public-institution benchmark for the applicable institution type rather than promising the full private bill. | High-school students & recent graduates Explicitly served in source Low-income learners Explicitly served in source | More detailed record |
| Mississippi UPSKILL GrantMS | Pays remaining tuition and required fees after other grant aid, plus a $500 annual stipend prorated by term/enrollment. This state programme is distinct from federal Workforce Pell. | Adult learners Explicitly served in source | More detailed record |
| Vermont Advancement GrantVT | Need-based help with eligible nondegree course costs. Amount varies by financial circumstances, course cost, programme type and available funds; no fixed current maximum is established in this record. | Adult learners Explicitly served in source Undocumented & DACA learners Explicitly served in source | More detailed record |
| 802Opportunity at Community College of VermontVT | Combines with federal/state grants to cover CCV tuition and the $125 administrative fee for eligible students in fall, spring and summer. It does not cover textbooks, materials or other course fees. | Adult learners Explicitly served in source Low-income learners Explicitly served in source Undocumented & DACA learners Explicitly served in source | More detailed record |
| New Hampshire Charitable Foundation ScholarshipsNH | Foundation-administered scholarships support certificates/licenses, apprenticeships and degree study through a single application. The associate track lists $100–$3,500 by need; bachelor’s awards list $250–$7,500 and are competitive, not automatic. | Adult learners Explicitly served in source Parents & caregivers Explicitly served in source Veterans & military families Explicitly served in source Graduate & professional students Explicitly served in source Low-income learners Explicitly served in source Undocumented & DACA learners Explicitly served in source | More detailed record |
| New Hampshire Promise — Fall 2027 EntryNH | Beginning fall 2027, federal, state and institutional grant aid covers standard tuition for eligible students at UNH Durham, UNH Manchester, UNH CPS Online, Keene State or Plymouth State. Fees, books, housing and meals remain separate. | High-school students & recent graduates Explicitly served in source Low-income learners Explicitly served in source | More detailed record |
| Oklahoma Tuition Aid Grant (OTAG)OK | The student guide lists annual maxima of $1,500 at eligible community/career-technology institutions, $2,000 at regional universities and $3,000 at research universities, also capped at 75% of enrollment costs. The 2026–27 table has school-specific full/part/less-than-half-time figures; private/tribal and individual technology schools differ. | Low-income learners Explicitly served in source Military spouses & dependents Explicitly served in source Veterans & military families Explicitly served in source | More detailed record |
| South Carolina Need-based GrantSC | Up to $3,500 annually full-time or $1,750 part-time at an eligible public institution, based on campus determination and other gift aid. Can span fall/spring/summer, but no more than half the annual grant in one term, and eight full-time-equivalent terms maximum. | Low-income learners Explicitly served in source Current & former foster youth Explicitly served in source Learners with disabilities Explicitly served in source | More detailed record |
| South Carolina Lottery Tuition AssistanceSC | The current CHE page lists $80 per credit toward tuition for eligible fall/spring/summer study. Federal grants and SC Need-based Grant are applied first; actual term funding/amount can change. The page does not label that rate with a specific award year. | High-school students & recent graduates Explicitly served in source | More detailed record |
| SC WINS Technical College ScholarshipSC | Up to $5,000 per academic year after all other grants/scholarships, for eligible remaining tuition, fees and required course-related costs. This is a cap, not a guarantee that the whole bill is paid. | General starting point | More detailed record |
| Arkansas Future Grant (ArFuture)AR | Pays approved tuition/general mandatory fees after state, federal and private aid, subject to funding. Four-year institutions use the specified average two-year cost benchmark; this is not a promise to pay every charge at any institution. | Adult learners Explicitly served in source | More detailed record |
| Gianforte Trade and Technology ScholarshipMT | $1,500 per full-time semester or $750 part-time, up to the equivalent of four full-time/eight part-time semesters. A qualifying programme and unmet need are required; this is not full-tuition coverage. | Low-income learners Explicitly served in source High-school students & recent graduates Explicitly served in source | More detailed record |
| Montana Promise GrantMT | The August-2025 rules list $500 per semester at 6–11 credits or $1,000 at 12+ credits, fall/spring only. Awards depend on campus allocation and continued state funding; these rules do not prove every campus has funds today. | Low-income learners Explicitly served in source | More detailed record |
| Silver State Opportunity Grant — Nevada collegesNV | NSHE lists awards up to $5,500 annually, with proration below 15 credits and a $4,400 annual maximum for 12 credits in both semesters. The school calculates the actual award after other aid; this is partial education-cost support, not a full-tuition or personal-award promise. | Low-income learners Explicitly served in source | More detailed record |
| South Dakota Freedom ScholarshipSD | Need-based bachelor’s aid selected by participating universities; amount depends on school/funding. SDSU describes a planned $3,000 returning-recipient award, not a universal statewide or guaranteed renewal amount. | Low-income learners Explicitly served in source | More detailed record |
| Wyoming Works grants — approved college trainingWY | Wyoming Works supports approved community-college training. LCCC and Casper each publish annual maxima of $2,360 Standard or $4,720 Critical; the actual campus programme and remaining need determine the award. LCCC excludes prerequisites and lists Radiography as Standard. These examples are not a universal award at every college. | Adult learners Explicitly served in source Low-income learners Explicitly served in source | More detailed record |
| SpouseWorks Scholarship (formerly MyCAA)US | Up to $4,000 for eligible licenses, certifications, associate degrees or required credential-maintenance courses; not an automatic personal award. | Military spouses & dependents Explicitly served in source | More detailed record |
| Curtis Institute of Music Full-Tuition ScholarshipUS | Every admitted student receives a renewable full-tuition merit scholarship without a separate tuition-aid application. Published 2026–27 tuition values are $55,995 undergraduate/$69,527 graduate; those are scholarship values, not cash stipends or full attendance budgets. | International students Explicitly served in source Graduate & professional students Explicitly served in source | More detailed record |
| Providence Alaska paid Nurse Aide TrainingAK | Earn an hourly wage from day one. Providence pays for the training, materials, nursing-assistant application and CNA exam fees; no hourly rate is established here. | General starting point | More detailed record |
| Providence Spokane evening CNA courseWA | Published course total: $1,200 ($1,000 tuition, $150 lab, $50 book). Includes the Washington skills exam; the state written exam is extra. This is a self-pay course, not promised employer-paid admission. | General starting point | More detailed record |
| Mayo Clinic tuition-free Phlebotomy CertificateAZ, FL, MN | Admitted students receive the Workforce Development Scholarship covering full tuition while in good standing. Published tuition/mandatory programme expenses total $0; housing, meals and transportation remain the student’s responsibility. | General starting point | More detailed record |
| Greater Cincinnati Medical Assistant ApprenticeshipOH | Apprentices are paid employees and employers pay programme tuition. The April-2026 document lists $7,500 programme tuition, an employer cost rather than a promised cash award to the apprentice. | General starting point | More detailed record |
| Local 26 Inside Electrical ApprenticeshipDC, MD, VA | Paid on-the-job electrical training combined with classroom learning. The Inside route takes five years and lists at least 8,000 work hours plus 800 instruction hours; the application has a $125 processing fee. | General starting point | More detailed record |
| IBEW–NECA electrical apprenticeship networkUS | Combines on-the-job skill development and trade-related classroom instruction through local IBEW/NECA JATC/AJATC programmes. No nationwide tuition price, wage or immediate opening is established by these network materials. | General starting point | More detailed record |
| Seattle Area Pipe Trades HVAC/R ApprenticeshipWA | School tuition/fees are not charged; the training centre is supported through member working/union dues. Paid apprentices begin at 50% of the journeyman rate, with progression tied to performance/work hours. The HVAC/R route is five years, 10,000 work hours and at least 1,080 school hours. | General starting point | More detailed record |
| United Association HVACR and pipe-trades apprenticeshipsUS | UA programmes combine paid contractor work, classroom instruction, progressive wages and benefits. HVACR is among the covered trades; the national page lists 2,000 on-the-job hours per year and 216 classroom hours. Actual local length, fees and wage package need confirmation. | General starting point | More detailed record |
| Per Scholas New Jersey IT SupportNJ | The course advertises 12 weeks of no-cost IT-support training and preparation for CompTIA A+, Google and Microsoft credentials. Live classes are full-time; confirm the exact covered exam/voucher attempts in your offer. | Veterans & military families Explicitly served in source Military spouses & dependents Explicitly served in source | More detailed record |
| Google Project Management CertificateUS | Google lists a U.S./Canada subscription of $49 USD/month after a 7-day trial. Completion provides a Google course certificate and over 100 hours of project-management education relevant to PMI credentials; it is not CAPM certification or a free PMI exam. | General starting point | More detailed record |
| RI Reconnect Adult Education NavigatorsRI | Free connection to an educational navigator for returning to college or training, FAFSA help and a personal education plan. Some non-tuition barrier costs may be approved after a needs assessment; the FAQ explicitly says the programme does not cover tuition or programme fees. | Adult learners Explicitly served in source Parents & caregivers Explicitly served in source Immigrant & refugee professionals Explicitly served in source | More detailed record |
| Rhode Island State Grant at CCRIRI | CCRI describes a state grant for Rhode Island Pell Grant recipients who need additional grant aid toward tuition and fees; books may be included if funding permits. Amounts vary with annual funding, enrollment and other grants/waivers, so no fixed award is quoted. | Low-income learners Explicitly served in source | More detailed record |
| CCRI Momentum Scholarship — Fall 2026RI | The published Fall 2026 Momentum offer provides two classes through last-dollar tuition-gap support after other grants. Awards are first-come, first-served; the page excludes books/course materials and does not establish a universal cash value or coverage for later semesters. | Adult learners Explicitly served in source | More detailed record |
| Rhode Island Educational Opportunity CenterRI | Free confidential one-to-one help choosing a college/training programme, completing admission/FAFSA applications, finding scholarships, resolving student-loan issues and accessing admission/transfer fee waivers. This is a service, not a fixed tuition award. | Adult learners Explicitly served in source First-generation college students Explicitly served in source Low-income learners Explicitly served in source Veterans & military families Explicitly served in source Military spouses & dependents Explicitly served in source Current & former foster youth Explicitly served in source | More detailed record |
| Maryland Promise at Prince George’s Community CollegeMD | At PGCC, this last-dollar scholarship covers remaining tuition and mandatory fees after federal/state aid, subject to the college’s eligibility and award decision. The current college page does not quote a universal guaranteed cash award or a current-year maximum. | General starting point | More detailed record |
| TRIO Student Support ServicesUS | Participating college projects provide tutoring, course-selection advice, financial-aid/scholarship information, FAFSA help and financial-literacy support, with transfer or graduate-application assistance where applicable. Federal project grants go to institutions; being first-generation does not itself create an individual tuition award. | First-generation college students Explicitly served in source Low-income learners Explicitly served in source Learners with disabilities Explicitly served in source | More detailed record |
| UMPI YourPace undergraduate degreesUS | For academic year 2026–27, UMPI lists YourPace undergraduate tuition at $1,800 per eight-week session, with flat tuition regardless of the number of courses completed in that session. Your total depends on the sessions you actually need; this is tuition, not a guaranteed all-in degree price. | Adult learners Explicitly served in source International students Explicitly served in source | More detailed record |
| WGU BS Business ManagementUS | WGU’s table for six-month terms starting October 1, 2026 lists BS Business Management tuition at $3,850 per term. Tuition is term-based rather than per-credit; this is not the complete degree bill or a promise of how many terms you will need. | Adult learners Explicitly served in source | More detailed record |
| TESU undergraduate degree completionUS | Effective August 2026, TESU lists full-time flat tuition for 9–18 credits per term at $3,595 for New Jersey residents or $4,652 for out-of-state students. Fewer than nine credits use per-credit tuition; credits above 18 add an overload charge. Other fees and remaining degree requirements still apply. | Adult learners Explicitly served in source International students Explicitly served in source | More detailed record |
| Georgia Tech Online MS in Computer ScienceUS | OMSCS requires at least 30 credit hours. The Fall-2026 bursar table lists tuition per credit at $227 in-state, $236 out-of-state or $248 out-of-country, plus online learning fees of $212 below four credits or $531 for four or more credits per semester. These are dated semester rates, not a guaranteed total degree price. | Graduate & professional students Explicitly served in source International students Explicitly served in source | More detailed record |
| New Jersey National Guard tuition programmeNJ | New Jersey lists tuition-free undergraduate and graduate study at its public colleges, up to 16 credits per semester. Rutgers explicitly excludes fees and other non-tuition charges. | National Guard & Reserve Explicitly served in source | More detailed record |
| Montgomery GI Bill Selected Reserve (Chapter 1606)US | MGIB-SR offers up to 36 months of education and training benefits. A current payment-rate quote is not supplied by this record. | National Guard & Reserve Explicitly served in source | More detailed record |
| Texas firefighter fire-science tuition exemptionTX | The THECB guidelines cover tuition and laboratory fees for eligible fire-science courses at Texas public institutions. This is not unrestricted free study in any major. | First responders & families Explicitly served in source | More detailed record |
| County College of Morris volunteer fire & rescue tuition benefitNJ | CCM’s 2026–27 catalog lists a maximum $600 per academic year tuition benefit for volunteer fire/rescue personnel and eligible dependent children or spouses. | First responders & families Explicitly served in source | More detailed record |
| Union Plus Scholarship — 2027 applicationUS | Competitive one-time awards range from $1,000 to $4,000. The current application awards in June 2027 for the 2027–28 school year; a later award is not automatic renewal. | Union members & families Explicitly served in source | More detailed record |
| 1199SEIU Massachusetts college tuition assistanceMA | The fund page lists job/healthcare-related tuition assistance up to 6 credits per semester and 16 per year, including public-college vouchers. It labels these benefits effective January 1, 2017; confirm current authorization with the fund. | Union members & families Explicitly served in source | More detailed record |
| Tennessee state employee course fee waiverTN | THEC’s FAQ lists up to four undergraduate or graduate courses per year at Tennessee state-supported institutions, with space-available registration and excluded charges. | Public employees & school staff Explicitly served in source | More detailed record |
| Tennessee public employee/teacher dependent tuition discountTN | Eligible children receive a 25% undergraduate enrollment-fee/tuition discount at the covered Tennessee institutions. Other fees are excluded. | Public employees & school staff Explicitly served in source | More detailed record |
| California DOR vocational rehabilitation: college and career trainingCA | DOR services can include college or career training, assistive technology, counseling and job support for an individual employment goal. All new applicants found eligible currently enter a waiting list; existing signed employment plans and separate Student Services have different treatment. | Learners with disabilities Explicitly served in source | More detailed record |
| Georgia HOPE Career GrantGA | HOPE Career Grant adds a fixed term award for approved programmes while you receive HOPE or Zell Miller Grant. The published general schedule is $125 for 1–2 semester hours, $250 for 3–8, or $500 for 9 or more. Truck-driving and basic-law-enforcement programmes have separate schedules and programme caps. | General starting point | More detailed record |
| Next NC ScholarshipNC | Published annual combined support is at least $3,000 at a North Carolina community college or $5,000 at a UNC System university for qualifying students; part-time awards are partial. Pell is already part of the total Next NC award, not another amount to add. Eligible support can help with tuition, fees, books, food and housing. | Low-income learners Explicitly served in source | More detailed record |
| Michigan Community College GuaranteeMI | Eligible students can receive last-dollar support up to in-district tuition, contact hours and mandatory fees at a Michigan community or Tribal college, generally for up to three years. Pell-eligible students may also receive a Michigan Achievement Bonus of up to $1,000 per academic year; the college calculates the package. | High-school students & recent graduates Explicitly served in source Adult learners Explicitly served in source | More detailed record |
| Future Ready Iowa Last-Dollar ScholarshipIA | LDS helps cover eligible tuition and institution-wide mandatory fees after federal/state non-repayable aid for approved career/technical programmes. Community colleges use actual eligible charges; participating private colleges use a prior-year community-college average, not their full private-college price. | Adult learners Explicitly served in source High-school students & recent graduates Explicitly served in source | More detailed record |
| MIT OpenCourseWare learning materialsUS | Study published MIT syllabi, notes and learning activities for free. Some courses include videos or open textbooks. OCW does not award a degree, academic credit or certification. | General starting point | More detailed record |
| Saylor ACE-recommended credit examsUS | Saylor charges no tuition or transcript fee for this route. The required proctoring service costs $5 per exam session. A passing credit exam earns an ACE recommendation for possible transfer, not automatic college credit. | General starting point | More detailed record |
| OpenStax free digital textbooksUS | Read OpenStax textbooks online or download their PDFs for free. Print editions are sold separately; a free digital textbook does not include every paid course tool. | General starting point | More detailed record |
| UNA Accounting Career Completion coursesUS | The reviewed Fall-2026 programme offers online accounting courses at $550 per three-credit course: $525 tuition plus a $25 nonrefundable processing fee, including electronic study texts. This is a course price, not the total cost of a CPA licence. | General starting point | More detailed record |
| CFP Board Accelerated PathUS | Eligible holders of specified credentials can bypass most CFP certification coursework. They still need the Capstone or qualifying Capstone Alternative, the exam, experience and an accredited bachelor’s degree or higher. No Capstone price or exam-fee waiver was established in this review. | General starting point | More detailed record |
| BIF/Bryant self-paced CFP educationUS | The reviewed BIF/Bryant self-paced education product displays $2,995 and includes all seven courses with 21 months of programme access. It is an education-product price, not the total cost or approval of CFP certification. | General starting point | More detailed record |
| Cary Carbonaro Women & Wealth Career Changer ScholarshipUS · Application closed | The scholarship can award up to $5,000 toward a certificate-level CFP Board Registered Program for eligible women career changers with financial need. The reviewed application cycle is closed. | Women returning to education Explicitly served in source Low-income learners Explicitly served in source | More detailed record |
| Princeton Ph.D. tuition, health-plan and stipend fundingNJ | Princeton supports its Ph.D. students during regular enrollment with full tuition, university student health-plan coverage and a base stipend intended to cover estimated living expenses. Support can combine fellowships, teaching/research assistantships and external awards; this is not a personally priced offer. | Graduate & professional students Explicitly served in source International students Explicitly served in source | More detailed record |
| AAUW International Fellowships — closed 2027–28 STEM cycleUS · Application closed | For the reviewed 2027–28 cycle, AAUW states a $20,000 master’s stipend or $25,000 doctoral stipend, paid to the fellow in two installments. This is a closed competitive award, not currently available tuition funding or an all-expenses guarantee. | Women returning to education Explicitly served in source International students Explicitly served in source Graduate & professional students Explicitly served in source | More detailed record |
| Fulbright Foreign Student ProgramUS | The common Foreign Student Programme lists funding support, J-1 visa sponsorship, a health benefit plan and enrichment activities. Confirm the country/award’s actual funding package and university placement rather than assuming a universal full-tuition amount. | International students Explicitly served in source Graduate & professional students Explicitly served in source | More detailed record |
| Arizona Leveraging Educational Assistance Partnership (AzLEAP)AZ | The source states a maximum AzLEAP award of $2,500 per academic year and an average of $1,000. Neither is a personal award promise; ask the participating college about its actual selection, funding and aid package. | Low-income learners Explicitly served in source | More detailed record |
| Haz La U college grants through HHF Youth AwardsUS | Colgate lists regional Haz La U grants of $4,000, $3,000 or $2,000 and a $10,000 national-level grant for one regional winner. These are competitive tiers, not a promised personal payment or a full-college-cost award; confirm the actual grant terms. | High-school students & recent graduates Explicitly served in source | More detailed record |