Educational institutions in United States: profiles, services and practical information.
State guidance: NM diploma or GED, at least 12 credits, and a 2.5 GPA during the first semester for the described eligibility; confirm program, campus, renewal, and clas…
View profile →The Opportunity Scholarship covers 100% of tuition and course-specific fees up to $50 per credit at participating public institutions. General requirements include state…
View profile →The amount combines TAP, state award, and college match; HESC caps the total at $6,000 toward tuition and verifies income and residency.
View profile →HESC verifies information and agreements; the college certifies enrollment and credits. The service commitment can change the award’s repayment status if unmet.
View profile →HESC publishes award ranges and thresholds while colleges certify enrollment and programs. Separate rules apply to part-time and DREAM Act applicants.
View profile →Excelsior covers eligible undergraduate tuition remaining at SUNY/CUNY after other applicable aid. The 2026–27 application closed August 31, 2026; HESC had not posted a…
View profile →HESC administers Excelsior, TAP, and other state programs, publishes requirements and dates, and maintains application portals. The college certifies enrollment and cred…
View profile →HESC requires top-10% status, an approved major, full-time study, and post-graduation residence/work.
View profile →For undergraduate study at approved New York colleges. Eligibility depends on residency, immigration status or DREAM Act pathway, net taxable income, and enrollment. HES…
View profile →For certain students with SAI ≤$7,500 and AGI ≤$80,000, combined aid has 2026–27 minimums of $3,000 at community colleges and $5,000 in the UNC System.
View profile →Up to $2,500 per year for up to four semesters, subject to eligibility, cost, and other aid.
View profile →Up to $2,000 annually for two years, subject to income, residency, program, and funding limits.
View profile →One-time award of $2,000–$6,000 subject to account age, contributions, withdrawal, and residency.
View profile →U.S. citizens in the second year of a four-year degree, third year of a five-year program, or community-college students applying to transfer; expected graduation betwee…
View profile →The authority and college review FAFSA, residency, income, SAI, program, credits, and available funds.
View profile →Up to $6,000 over six years; term payments require full-time enrollment, a 2.75 GPA, and cumulative credit/hour milestones.
View profile →The agency validates high-school criteria; the college confirms enrollment, GPA, and progress for each disbursement.
View profile →DCAS explains how to review the offering guide, prepare an application file, confirm each school’s deadlines, and contact the programme. The office does not itself selec…
View profile →Scholarship accounts seeded in participating school grades; not unrestricted cash.
View profile →Provides school-participation, college-planning, and partner-resource information.
View profile →Up to SUNY resident tuition or lower actual tuition, minus other tuition aid; requires an approved STEM major, 2.5 GPA, and five years living and working in NY.
View profile →School-to-college programs, education-savings accounts, mentoring, and family support.
View profile →Education savings and scholarships for eligible Oakland students; cohorts and dates change annually.
View profile →Scholarships separate from Wrangler Promise, with award-specific rules for major, GPA, course load, residence, financial need, or experience. Fall/spring awards depend o…
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