• Scholarship application

    College is expensive, but there is good news – a lot of free money is available! Here you’ll find out how to access scholarships that could help you pay for tuition, books and other education-related expenses. 

    You definitely won’t get scholarship money if you don’t try, so you have nothing to lose by applying.

    (Seniors - be sure you’ve completed the FAFSA, as many scholarship applications require it and most colleges will not offer financial aid packages without it completed.)

    Freshmen: Use scholarship search engines like...

    • One of your best resources for scholarship searches in all years of high school - www.scholarships.com

    Sophomores: Use resources listed for freshmen, and... 

    Juniors: Use resources listed for freshmen and sophomores, and...   

    • Xello - Click on Xello on your ClassLink. Click the College Planning link, then click Search local scholarships to view opportunities to earn money for school!

    Seniors: Use resources listed for freshmen, sophomores and juniors, and...

    • The individual college's financial aid website
    • The Education Foundation of Osceola County's Education Foundation Scholarships
    • This year's application opens on November 1st and is due January 31st. Click here for more information on this year's application cycle, and see your College & Career Counselor for more information! 

    Additional scholarship resources:

    TheDream.US scholarships are for highly motivated undocumented students who want nothing more than to get a college education but are unable to afford the cost. They have no access to federal aid, limited access to state aid, and they sometimes face paying out-of-state tuition.