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Explore a diverse array of financial aid opportunities, including scholarships listed below. You may also qualify for an 0% interest loan from JELF!

UMN Open Textbook Library

Open textbooks are licensed by authors and publishers to be freely used and adapted. Download, edit and distribute them at no cost. Now offering 1024 open textbooks, the Open Textbook Library is supported by the Open Education Network.

Matchlighters Scholars Program

The Matchlighters Scholars Program pairs high-achieving students from low-income households with experienced college counselors – and it’s totally free. It is for high-achieving students from lower-income families who have solid grades, but just need a little extra help on the college application and essay process.

Student Scholarship Awards from Study.com

Study.com is thrilled to provide students with expert homework help as well as personalized answers to questions that you can’t find in our library. Along with their commitment to make education accessible through engaging content and step-by-step solutions to improve students’ understanding of concepts, they also want to reduce the financial barriers to a high-quality education. With […]

ScholarMatch

ScholarMatch’s mission is to support first-generation college students earn a bachelor’s degree within five years. We provide virtual individualized advising, targeted financial support, and career mentoring all the way to graduation.

Free ACT Test Prep

Maybe you’ve been planning your future for years. Maybe you’re ready to start exploring opportunities. Wherever life takes you, ACT will help you get there. This guide was designed to make understanding all things ACT as simple as possible. With information about ACT test dates, fee waivers, and test prep, you’ll find everything you need […]

Student Loan Best Practices

When it comes to enrolling in college, the process of selecting the right major and school often overshadows a consideration that may have an even greater effect on your post-graduation life — how you will pay for your education. Student loans are the most common answer to this question.