Students
ScholarshipsA-Z believes that all students have the right to attend college, regardless of immigration status. Here are some tools to help you apply, attend, and graduate from college.
Signup to meet with a Community Mentor. Have questions about college? Need help writing a resume or scholarship essays? Let the ScholarshipsA-Z team help match you with a mentor who can help you achieve your goals.
General Resources (PDF). Use these resources to know your rights as a student, learn basic scholarship vocabulary, get involved in your community, and provide tips to help you be successful during and after college.
High School and College Resources (PDF). Use these resources to prepare for college while in high school. Learn about college entrance exams, common myths about college, and private colleges.
Paying for Your Education (PDF). Going to college is expensive, but there is money available for you. Check out these resources to learn ways to pay for your education.
Applying for Scholarships (PDF) Applying for Scholarships (Word Doc)
There are scholarships available for you. Applying can be easy when you use our resources to answer common application questions, organize your application, write a personal statement, and find letters of recommendation.
More ScholarshipsA-Z Resources:
Scholarships List (PDF)
Comprehensive Resource Guide (PDF)
Brochure (English PDF) Brochure (Espa単ol PDF)
Additional Community Resources:
Regional College Access Center (Tucson, AZ ONLY)
Educators for Fair Consideration (E4FC)
Keeping the Dream Alive: Resource Guide for Undocumented Students (PDF - Published by NCLR)
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