And that's only a fraction of the available academic scholarships, but it's a good place to start. The family residence no longer counts, and higher income is now allowed. Pamphlets on AID are available from the high-school counseling office. We can't give any numbers because AID changes from year to year. Most academic scholarships are for 4 years only, but some can be applied for by transfer students.
Most scholarships require that it be applied for.
LOTS OF RIP-OFF scholarship searches out there. Seniors get letters every year. Check with the academic counselor before you send money. I don't consider a scholarship legitimate unless it's renewable. Real capability in this area takes years and years to develop, and the Internet hasn't been around that long.