Helpful Links

The University of Wisconsin-Green Bay Office of Financial Aid cannot guarantee the accuracy of the information, nor are we responsible for the content in any of these outside sites or sources of information. Use good judgment and common sense when researching potential scholarships. A general rule to keep in mind: No site can guarantee a scholarship, regardless of the amount of money paid to them. If you're asked for payment or bank account information to access scholarships, it is most likely a scam.

College Board's FUND FINDER

The College Board's FUND FINDER scholarship database, also known as ExPAN Scholarship Search, lists scholarships and other types of financial aid programs from 3,300 national, state, public and private sources. The database is updated annually.

CollegeScholarships.org

College Scholarships includes general scholarship information, tips, and a scholarship search by degree type, major field, eligibility requirements, and Fortune 500 companies like Coca Cola and Ford Motor Company.

College Scholarship Credit

College Scholarship Credit includes links to more than fifty (50) no cost scholarship websites!

Department of Education Scholarship Information

Federal Student Aid is an Office of the U.S. Department of Education. This site has a wealth of knowledge regarding types of scholarships available, how and when to apply, and how a scholarship might affect other student aid.

FastWeb

FastWeb is the nation's recognized leader in helping students make the decisions that shape their lives: choosing a college, paying for college and finding jobs during and after college. And it's free.

Scholarships.com

Scholarships.com free college scholarship search is one of the Internet's most respected and trusted sources of scholarship information for undergraduate and graduate students.

Scholarships, Inc.

Scholarships, Inc. is a local non-profit scholarship program funded by local donations and is made available to Brown and Door County high school seniors. Academics, extra-curriculars, and leadership potential are all considered along with financial need (based off of FASFA). The Student Aid Report (SAR) must be submitted with the completed application and required documents.