Educational institutions in Oregon: profiles, services and practical information.
Oregon’s Benton Community Foundation administers scholarships for graduates of county high schools and some current college students. The portal separates two windows: R…
View profile →Oregon’s Chafee Education and Training Voucher supports current and former foster youth pursuing postsecondary education or training. Potentially eligible students inclu…
View profile →Oregon’s DDPSO Grant serves natural, adopted, or stepchildren of qualifying public safety officers in the state who died or became permanently and totally disabled. Cove…
View profile →Oregon offers a grant for residents enrolled full-time at a participating barbering, beauty, hair design, makeup, or nail school. The program is limited to approved Titl…
View profile →Oregon Community Foundation manages thousands of scholarships for graduates of specific schools, current college students, graduate students, returning learners, and peo…
View profile →ONGSTA provides undergraduate tuition support for current Oregon National Guard members enrolled at eligible in-state postsecondary institutions. It may cover up to 90 c…
View profile →For 2026–27, requirements include Oregon residency for the 12 months before the term, FAFSA or ORSAA, at least half-time enrollment at a participating school in an eligi…
View profile →Oregon Promise is state aid for recent high-school and GED graduates beginning at an Oregon community college. It does not finance an entire degree or mean “free college…
View profile →The state office administers or coordinates the program, while the college confirms individual eligibility, enrollment, and award amounts where the rules assign it that…
View profile →The ORSAA lets some Oregon residents seek state and institutional aid when they cannot complete FAFSA because of immigration or family circumstances. HECC confirms that…
View profile →The Oregon Student Child Care Grant helps Oregon-resident undergraduates paying for child care while attending college. The child must be a child or legal dependent list…
View profile →The Oregon Tribal Student Grant is designed to reduce college costs in Oregon for enrolled members of one of the state’s nine federally recognized Tribes. New and contin…
View profile →The Portland Community College Foundation administers hundreds of scholarships for students attending Portland Community College, from certificate seekers to associate-d…
View profile →The Salem Foundation First in the Family Scholarship supports first-generation students: those who will be the first in their family to attend college or whose parents a…
View profile →Willamette University separates competitive scholarships from the merit aid that accompanies admission. Students seeking awards tied to talent or experience must first a…
View profile →Oregon Promise helps recent high-school or GED graduates pay tuition at an Oregon community college. For the 2026 cohort, the agency lists annual awards from $2,280 to $…
View profile →ERDC may help Oregon families whose members work, attend school, receive TANF, take medical leave, or participate in certain child-welfare programs, subject to income, c…
View profile →Amount varies by institution and credits; SAI ≤8,000, first degree and May 15, 2026 priority date.
View profile →Publishes OOG, ORSAA, aid calendars, and application resources.
View profile →A competitive grant for Oregon students with eligible children or dependants who need child care. The award uses the lower of actual cost or local average rates, capped…
View profile →The Oregon Opportunity Grant (OOG) is a state need-based grant administered by Oregon Student Aid and applied through participating colleges. It may help undergraduate s…
View profile →Oregon Promise is for recent high-school and GED® graduates who plan to start at an Oregon community college. Unlike an open grant for all current college students, it i…
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