Scholarship Web Searches

A number of reputable, free, web-based scholarship search services exist.

Many scholarship scams also exist. Never pay for a scholarship search.

• College Board Online: Helps you understand all of your options and puts you in touch with the latest information about aid, loans, scholarships, college costs, and financing.
• eduPASS: A resource for international students thinking about an undergraduate, graduate, or professional education in the United States.
• Fast Web: A searchable database with extensive information and links to 275,000 scholarship programs—all for free.
• Mach 25: College Net's database, containing over 600,000 awards—a total of $1.6 billion. Using a series of keywords and questions, the database narrows down the number of awards displayed on your results page.
• Pacific Northwest Scholarship and College Planning Guide: A site that assists students, families, and returning adults in planning financially for college. It includes a scholarship guide for Northwest students.
• Scholarship Resource Network Express: A search engine and database designed to help students find funding sources for undergraduate through postgraduate study.
• SuperCollege: A free, searchable database that connects high school, college, graduate, and adult students with more than $1.1 billion in awards.
• Wired Scholar: A Sallie Mae–sponsored service with information about funding from a variety of resources, including scholarships, fellowships, grants, work-study, loan programs, tuition waivers, internships, competitions, and work co-operative programs.