FAFSA Information
Some scholarships may ask for details from your Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). If you’ve completed it, keep your information on hand.
FAFSA ApplicationProgram Type
Think about the kind of education or training you're planning to pursue. Are you working toward:
- A 4-year degree?
- A 2-year degree or community college program?
- A skilled trade, apprenticeship, or professional license?
School Type
Are you applying to public or private schools? Will you study in-state or out-of-state? Having a sense of your school choices will help guide your application.
Field of Study
Identify your academic or career interests—like healthcare, STEM, the arts, education, the environment, or another area. You don’t need to have it all figured out, but a general direction is helpful.
Your Background & Experiences
This is some text Think about the full picture of who you are. Make a list of your activities, responsibilities, and achievements including:inside of a div block.
Extracurriculars
Clubs, hobbies, or organizations you’re part of
Work Experience
Part-time jobs, internships, or other work
Community Involvement
Volunteering, leadership, or civic activities
Sports
Participation in school or community athletics
Family Responsibilities
Helping care for siblings, supporting your household, or contributing financially
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