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Donors from civic groups, churches, and businesses offer many scholarships to students. Scholarships count toward meeting your financial need. You must report additional aid sources not awarded by the Office of Financial Aid. If your total award(s), including your scholarship(s), exceed your financial need, your aid package may be reduced or withdrawn. This is a federal regulation.
Make sure your donor includes your full name and student ID number on your check
Search Services
Many free scholarship search services on the Web provide information on scholarships available nationwide. Some of them are listed below for your convenience. These are external sites and Averett does not monitor or endorse the content. Be aware of scholarship scams and avoid fee based financial aid search companies.
*NOTE: Some scholarship programs only serve traditonal-aged students
Fastweb! http://www.fastweb.com
Old Dominion Chapter,IAAP: http://www.iaap-hq.org/chapterlist.asp?state=VA
College Scholarships.com: http://collegescholarships.com
Mach 25: Breaking the Tuition Barrier: http://www.mach25.com
Finding money for school just got easier: http://www.studentawards.com
Free College Scholarship Search: http://www.scholarships.com
The Scholarship Page: http://www.scholarship-page.com
Wired Scholar: The planning for college destination: http://www.wiredscholar.com
Sallie Mae Fund Scholarships: http://www.thesalliemaefund.org/
KeyBank! Take5 Scholarships: http://www.key.com/gen/html/LP-take501.html
SunTrust: Off to College Scholarship: http://www.offtocollege.info/
Yahoo Financial Aid Scholarship Search http://dir.yahoo.com/Education/Financial_Aid/Scholarship_Programs
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