• http://www.wiredscholar.com: One of the most extensive free Internet scholarship resources available. Part of the SallieMae Foundation web site.
• http://www.freschinfo.com: A free fast scholarship search that you can access without registering.
• http://www.fastaid.com :This web site has an extensive registration process, however, it often produces more results than the above two.
• http://www.ed.gov/thinkcollege : Resources for students and adults returning to school. This web site is sponsored by the US Department of Education and has a ton of information.
• http://www.srnexpress.com/index.cfm : Registration is required, however, the search results are extensive. I would highly recommend this web site.
• http://www.scholarship-page.com : If your having trouble qualifying for scholarships, this is a good site to visit. The BROWSE Section is a good resource for some less know scholarships with unusual eligibility criteria.
• http://www.umabroad.umn.edu/index.html : This site is geared toward students who want to study abroad. It offers scholarship and financial aid resources specific to the students who wish to continue their education in another country.
• http://www.collegenet.com/ : This is a quick search engine that allows you to search using your own personal profile and certain keywords to look for schools that are right for you.
• http://www.loans4students.org/: Information on the Gateway to Success Scholarship Foundation as well as some great scholarship search tips and a scholarship search engine.
• http://www.supercollege.com: This is a great website for answering any questions on financial aid as well as being a great scholarship resource. It lists less know scholarships, for example, the Illustrators of the Future Scholarship.

• http://www.hispanicfund.org/ : A great resource for all youth of Hispanic background. There are many scholarships available only to you.
• http://www.hsf.net/The Hispanic Sc holarship Fund (HSF) is proud to be the nation's leading organization supporting Hispanic higher education . They have given away over $115 million in scholarships.
• http://www.uncf.org: The United Negro College Fund has helped send over 300,000 students to college over the past 60 years. This is one of the best and most comphrensive sites for specific scholarships. I would highly recommend filling out a student profie.
• http://www.ocanatl.org/ :The Organization of Chinese Americans, Inc. (OCA) has been provided with funding from the Avon Foundation to fund college scholarships for Asian Pacific American (APA) women who will be entering their first year of college.
• http://www.asianpacificfund.org/awards/: Scholarships offered by the Asian Pacific Fund.
• http://www.iasf.org/ : The Indian American Scholarship Fund available to any high school senior of American-Indian descent from the state of Georgia that has been accepted to a 4 year college.
• http://www.finaid.org/scholarships/unusual.phtml : Unusual might be an understatement. Duct tape scholarships, milk moustache scholarships, skateboarder scholarships....This list is fairly long and worth a look.
• http://www.educationisfreedom.com: Renewable scholarships in the amount of $2000 awarded to high school seniors across the United States.
• http://www.rhythm.com/inside_randh/opportunities_scholarships.shtml : The Computer Graphics Scholarship funded by Rhythm & Hues Studios is intended to encourage and reward excellence among young artists in the area of computer graphics. Rhythm & Hues will award prizes in the fields of computer modeling, computer character animation, and digital cinematography.
• http://www.scholarvault.com/: The Struggling Scholar fund. Open to all applicants who are enrolled or plan to enroll in a 4 year accredited college or university and currently maintain a minimum 2.5 GPA on a 4.0 scale. Numerous awards of $100-1000 are given out each year. Applications are due by July 30, 2004 .
• http://www.writersofthefuture.com: If you love to illustrate this is the contest for you! The Illustrators of the Future Contest.The Contest is open to Entrants from all nations. (However, Entrants should provide themselves with some means for written communication in English.) All themes of science fiction and fantasy illustrations are welcome. The contest takes place 3 times a year, win up to $1,500 and have your work published.

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