Financial Aid


The Financial Aid links offer information about scholarships, the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA), FFLEP loans, work-study programs and internships. This section has links to Florida’s state grants and scholarship, the Florida 529 Plan and Florida’s Pre-Paid Tuition Program.
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     www.upromise.com
A free service that rewards a college savings account when using or purchasing products from participating merchants. Family or friends may participate on behalf of the prospective student.
     www.tuitionpay.com
An interest free tuition payment plan for those who could not meet the expense of a one-time payment. Participation in this program is at the discretion of the attendee’s school.
     www.smartmoney.com
A resource for college planning and debt management, including tools to guide an individual confused about which savings plan to choose, how much college will cost, and plan estimator worksheets to help make those final decisions.
     www.scholarshipcoach.com
A location providing information about merit scholarships, sports scholarships, as well as research tools for other ways to help pay for college.
     www.ftc.gov
A federally sponsored site providing consumer alert education regarding scholarship scams, career choices, and savvy management tools for credit.
     www.floridastudentfinancialaid.org
The location provides information in reference to student loans, repayment, and student financial calculators.
     www.florida529plans.com
An access link for two plans: 1. Prepaid Plan, locks-in today’s tuition for Florida Universities, Colleges and Community Colleges. 2. Tax free College Investment Plan to be used at qualified schools offering an array of investment options.
     www.fldoe.org
A source for college admission standards, Financial Aid, and a detailed college planner kit.
     www.finaid.org/calculators/costprojector
A resource providing information relating to student loans, repayment, scholarships, saving for college, and filing deadlines for Federal Student Funding.
     www.fafsa.ed.gov
The Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FASFA) website allows individuals to apply via the web, and receive the benefits of federal student grants and loans. This process provides faster results than the FASFA paper version.
     www.collegeboard.com
A guide for researching colleges and tuition costs, as well as preparation tools to get accepted into college.