Local Scholarships: 
Jared Kaltenbach Scholarship                      Ashland Civic Club Scholarship                    Tabitha House Scholarship
Application Link (click here)                              Application Link (click here)                               Application Link (click here)

Juanita Abell Pyle Scholarship                     W.N. Parsons Scholarship
Application Link (click here)                              Application Link (click here)

KS County Clerks & Election officials Association Scholarship
Application Link (click here)

Other Scholarship Opportunities: 

Kansas Scholarships – Scholarships.Com

*This site also offers a very broad range of scholarships from outside agencies and organizations covering a variety of topics, diversity of needs and future plans, and even specific to demographic or personal hobbies, situations, skills.

Work Ethic Scholarship – MikeRoweWorks

The Work Ethic Scholarship Program is about recognizing the people who understand the importance of personal responsibility, delayed gratification, a positive attitude, and, of course, work ethic. The hardworking men and women who keep the lights on, water running, and air flowing—the next generation of skilled workers who will work smart and hard. 

15 Best Kansas Scholarships

Michael & Susan Dell Foundation – *500 Scholars selected nationwide for a $20,000 scholarship

National Merit Scholarship

The Gates Scholarship

Scholarships - List of College Scholarships and Applications (studentscholarships.org)

***Check with the college you are thinking about attending as many have local scholarships available.

***Google it!  Search for scholarships and grants in your field of interest, if you have specific situations (like a deceased parent, etc.), and for local/area scholarships to the school you want to attend.  There are scholarships and grants out there for just about everything!

FAFSA TIPS:

1) Remember the FAFSA is free. If you need help, ask your financial aid office or call FAFSA Help Desk at: 1-800-4-FED-AID.

2) Fill out the FAFSA as soon as possible after January 1, and each successive year once your student is in college. Early submission maximizes chances of receiving aid for Regent Schools and all other post-secondary institutions.

3) Fill out a “FAFSA on the web” worksheet: Click “Before Beginning a FAFSA”, then “Print a Pre-Application Worksheet”. Use the print-out as a guide before committing answers online.

4) DO NOT enter online answers directly from the paper FAFSA.Online FAFSA questions are in a different order than the paper version.

5) Sign the application: If you are filing as a dependent, make sure your parents sign too. You can use your PIN if signing electronically.

6) Save your FAFSA online if you can’t finish it in one session: Click the “Save” button at the bottom of each step to save for 45 days.

7) Don’t leave a field blank. If a question doesn’t apply, enter “0”.

8) Make a copy of your FAFSA for your records.

**See our School Counslor for FAFSA help, college application help, or additional scholarship resources. ***