Print

Grants and scholarships help you pay for your education without the hassle and worry of paying them back. Some are based on need, others on academic merit, ethnic background, and other factors.

For a look at Washington scholarship programs, view theWashboard.org.

Or get started now by looking at these options:

• Opportunity Grant
• Washington College Grant
• College Bound Scholarship
• Washington State Opportunity Scholarship
• Career and Technical Scholarship
• Washington Award for Vocational Excellence (WAVE)

Non-citizen and low-income?
You might qualify for the State Need Grant (above). However, you may be unable to file the Free Application for Student Financial Aid (FAFSA) due to immigration status. Instead, complete the free WA Application for State Financial Aid to see if you qualify.

Check out Pell Grants
The federal government offers Pell Grants and other grants you'll want to explore. You may receive up to $6,095 in Pell money in 2018-19 depending on your income level and other factors.

WICHE programs
You may qualify for a reduced tuition rate by attending a school within this Western region.

Figured out your funding? Find the education you need to get started on your career.