Educational institutions in District of Columbia: profiles, services and practical information.
Federal Work-Study is not a one-time scholarship or an automatic tuition discount: it is paid employment, usually part time. The school determines whether to offer funds…
View profile →Publishes eligibility, calendars, institution lists, and support for DC-resident scholarships.
View profile →SchoolHouse Connection’s interactive guide and flowcharts explain the FAFSA homelessness question by aid year, identify who can make a determination, and help students p…
View profile →For positions approved in fiscal year 2027, AmeriCorps lists US$7,395 for a full-time 1,700-hour term, with prorated amounts for other service types. The award pays curr…
View profile →It can provide up to $3,772 for a first disbursement from October 1, 2026 through September 30, 2027, after the federal 5.7% reduction. It requires four years of full-ti…
View profile →For the published 2026–27 round, the National Scholarship offered up to US$33,000 for bachelor’s tuition and fees plus a stipend of up to US$6,000 for books, supplies, a…
View profile →The program offers up to US$100,000 for a four-year bachelor’s degree (up to US$25,000 per year) toward tuition, fees, and on-campus housing and meals at one of five out…
View profile →The Department of the Interior directory lists federally recognised tribal contacts and BIA offices or regions. It can help locate the tribal education department that d…
View profile →DEA pays an eligible student a monthly benefit rather than waiving tuition. The Veteran’s qualifying status and each family member’s age and time-limit rules determine e…
View profile →NIFA runs competitive funding that only the 19 1890 land-grant universities may apply for. The programme supports institution-selected scholarships in agricultural and f…
View profile →USDA 1890 National Scholars covers tuition, fees, books, room, and board, plus a summer internship; the programme page says the internship may lead to federal employment…
View profile →The call center can guide applicants on education-benefit questions and application status; VA decides eligibility and payment after receiving the person’s records and s…
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