There are ways to make education affordable through Financial Aid and Scholarships
- Grants – are based on financial aid and do not need to be repaid
- Scholarships – do not need to be repaid and are awarded to students with exceptional merit
- Work Study – on campus positions where eligible students can earn money through employment
- Loans – are to be repaid after graduation
NOTE: Be mindful of scholarship scams. NEVER pay any organization, company, or individual to help you gain access to scholarship list or conduct scholarship search. Some programs will require a small processing fee but NOT a large sum of money in order to apply.
Financial Aid
- FAFSA Federal Financial Aid
- CSAC California Student Aid Commission
- I Can Afford College.com
Scholarships
- Yuba College Foundation Scholarships
- External Scholarships
- COHEAO – Coalition of Higher Education Assistance Organizations
- College Board Scholarship Search
- GMiS Great Minds in STEM
- Fastweb
- Fundsnet Services
- Hispanic Scholarship Fund
- National Academy of Engineering Contest
- National Science Foundation(NSF) Undergraduate Funding Opportunities
- University of the Pacific– MESA Scholarship
- Silicon Valley Community Foundation Scholarships
- Generation Google Scholarship
- Student Veterans of America
Internships
- Brook Owen Fellowship
- Opens: September
- Closes: October
- Requirements: Undergraduate woman or gender-minority, interest in aerospace
- NASA
- Deadlines
- Spring 2021: November 6
- Summer 2021: March 5
- Fall 2021: July 9
- Deadlines
- Community College Internships (CCI)
- HACU National Internship Program (HNIP)
- Stanford Summer Community College Premedical Program (SSCCPP)
- Opens: December
- Closes: March
- Cal-Oops
- Summer of Code with Google
- Opens: January