Scholarship Information
Michigan Student Aid
Michigan Student Aid is the home for the Michigan Achievement Scholarship, TIP, Michigan Competitive Scholarship and more. Students must apply in their senior year. Click the button below to access the website and get started on your student portal! Deadline is March 1st.
Michigan ReConnect
Michigan ReConnect offers paid in-district tuition for Michigan residents who are 25 and older, at their local community college.
Mason County Promise
The Promise is a residency-based scholarship that pays for tuition & fees for Mason County high school graduates (since 2018) who wish to attend West Shore Community College.
Community Foundation for Mason County
The Community Foundation for Mason County has a range of scholarships available for Mason County high school students, with a February 1st deadline.
Fastweb Scholarship news
Fastweb is a reliable resource for scholarships and is always releasing new information!
Department of Labor Scholarship Database
Federal Student Aid endorses the U.S. Department of Labor's Scholarship search. It's a great resource!
College Board Opportunity Scholarships
College Board, makers of the SAT, want you to sign on for their scholarship program, so you have a chance to win scholarship dollars, simply by doing the things you already need to in order to be college-ready.
Peterson's Scholarship Search Database
Results for scholarships related to "Michigan" are here. Remember that you should never have to pay for scholarship information.
Support for going to college
Michigan ReConnect Is open for Applications!
Michigan ReConnect is a program to help students age 25 and older pursue their first degree at a local community college tuition-free. Student must apply for the FAFSA and apply to Reconnect. You can get more information and apply here: https://www.michigan.gov/reconnect/COLLEGE VIRTUAL SESSIONS FOR ADMISSIONS, SCHOLARSHIP, & FINANCIAL AID
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FAFSA for 2023-24!
FAFSA is good news, because it means college financial aid opportunities for high school seniors, returning college students, and adults who are planning to head to college or post-secondary education. FAFSA.gov is where families can apply starting on October 1! Dependent students (most common) will need parental support to complete the FAFSA and renew each year. To learn how FAFSA defines dependent students or to access tutorials or support, you can use resources at FAFSA.gov, Federal Financial Aid's youtube channel, or go to Michigan's MiStudentAid website.
Career research
Michigan's Career Pathfinder
You have a lot of great ideas! Use the career pathfinder to identify how to turn your ideas into action that leads to a career!
Michigan Talent Connect
Talent Connect is a premier site to conduct a local, regional or statewide job search that meets your specifications.
Indeed Job Search
Learn about jobs and careers, their education requirements, and pay, anywhere in the US through Indeed.
Department of Labor Job Outlook Database
Learn about careers that exist now and in the future, along with related information from the DoL.
Career OneStop
Whether doing your very first career research or changing a career in mid-life, Career OneStop is a wonderful place to start.