The High School Counselors have assembled some links to sites with information about Financial Aid.

CSS/Financial Aid Profile
Financial aid application service of the College Board. Allows students to apply for scholarships, grants, and other financial aid.

Student/Parent Workbook
Print your own copy of "Know More No Less" a Student/Parent Workbook On How To Get EXACTLY What You Need Financially To Go To College.

FAFSA on the Web
You may use this on-line form to complete and submit the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA)

Federal Student Aid Programs
This site offers acces to Federal Student Aid Programs.

FAST Web
FastWeb lets students create a personalized profile that can be matched against expansive databases of scholarships.

Student Guide to Financial Aid
From the U.S. Department of Education.

FinAid.ORG
FinAid, The Smart Student Guide to Financial Aid, is a comprehensive free resource for objective information about student financial aid.

FTC.GOV
While there are legitimate services to help colleg-bound students, it can be hard to know the difference. Protect yourself from scholarship scams or financial aid fraud. Visit the Federal Trade Commission online for the latest information and advisories for consumers.

Sallie Mae Inc. - A guide to federal education loans including general information about college financing.

Nellie Mae Inc. - A service dedicated to explaining college loan programs and college finances.

Educaid! - A financial aid guide including applications and loan programs.

Financial Aid Guide - Official government guide to financial aid.

Parent Plus Loan Information Page
This site provides parents with the information they will need to obtain parent plus loans as well as other information.

HESC Web Site
An excellent source for financial aid information for New York students. Nearly $1 billion in state aid programs.

FastWeb Student Bulletins
An excellent site for Student Bulletins about: College Admissions, Financial Aid, Scolarships

We will continue to assemble resources found on the Internet for our students and parents to use.

If you would like to suggest a new link, please send an email to guidance@wgmail.cnyric.org.