Applications or application information are kept in files in the Guidance Office with easy student access. Applications are available in the Guidance Office in February for this program and the scholarships are awarded during the Senior Honors Convo in May. Check the Guidance Calendar for exact dates. A variety of need-based grants, loans, and work study opportunities are administered through the federal and state governments. If, for some reason, you don't get a scholarship, don't give up. Nearly every college or vocational school has loan funds at its disposal.
Many organizations also offer loans.
Most loans provide for repayment following your graduation. Consider carefully your repayment responsibilities before you borrow. You're betting on yourself when you borrow to further your education. Before borrowing a penny, it is a good idea to call the financial aid office of your college to ask if the college participates in the Direct Student Loan Program. If they do, the college can set up your loan, rather than having to apply at a bank.