Educational institutions in Alabama: profiles, services and practical information.
(Re)Engage Alabama was designed for adults who started college, interrupted their studies, and want to return through a degree pathway tied to the state’s high-demand oc…
View profile →ANGEAP is a state education benefit for eligible Alabama National Guard members, not a general scholarship for every resident or veteran. It is designed to reduce costs…
View profile →The Alabama Student Grant Program (ASGP) helps Alabama residents pursuing undergraduate study at a participating independent institution. Its most important planning fea…
View profile →Up to 60 one-time $2,500 awards, subject to demonstrated need and qualified education expenses.
View profile →The Boswell Family Charitable Foundation is preparing its 2026–27 cycle for Montgomery-area high-school seniors planning to begin college. The announced application open…
View profile →The University of North Alabama page brings together first-year awards and endowed funds that may depend on a student’s school, county, major, or activities. The publish…
View profile →The Community Foundation of Greater Birmingham administers several donor-created scholarships. One is specifically for students graduating from Birmingham City Schools.…
View profile →Returning to college after a long break means more than restarting classes: students must balance work, family responsibilities, and a program connected to a real career…
View profile →For a veteran’s family, college planning means checking both cost and student eligibility. Alabama administers the G.I. Dependent Scholarship for children, stepchildren,…
View profile →The Alabama Student Assistance Program, or ASAP, is a state grant based on financial need for Alabama undergraduate residents. The state commission lists a range of $300…
View profile →The Alabama Student Grant Program, or ASGP, is a state grant for students attending a limited list of independent private colleges and universities in Alabama. Unlike AS…
View profile →The Alabama Student Assistance Program, or ASAP, is a state need-based grant administered by the Alabama Commission on Higher Education. The agency lists awards from $30…
View profile →A last-dollar scholarship paying tuition and mandatory fees after Pell and other scholarships, for up to eight consecutive fall/spring semesters. It excludes housing, me…
View profile →Student Success Coach support for new scholars and families; initial orientation requires a parent or guardian. Support is limited to the academic guidance and navigatio…
View profile →The Alabama Student Assistance Program (ASAP) is a state need-based grant for Alabama residents pursuing their first undergraduate degree at a participating institution.…
View profile →Dental assistant training school in Birmingham, Alabama, offering an intensive 12-week program taught in real dental offices with flexible payment options.
View profile →Dental assistant school in Huntsville, Alabama, offering a 12-week hands-on program in real dental offices, with professional instructors and job placement support.
View profile →Dental assistant training center in Montgomery, Alabama, offering a 12-week program taught in real dental offices with job placement support.
View profile →Medical assistant school in Montgomery, Alabama, offering an 18-week program taught in real medical offices with flexible payment options so you can graduate debt-free.
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