For even more scholarship ideas, look for these books at your local library or bookstore:
- The Scholarship Book
lists sources of private-sector financial aid and scholarships for undergraduates. - Bureau of Indian Affairs Guide to Higher Education Success
identifies grants and scholarships available to Native American students. Available through BIA, Office of Indian Education, Sacramento Area Office, 2800 Cottage Way, Sacramento, CA 95825. - Foundation Grants to Individuals
identifies loans, fellowships, scholarships, and grants sponsored by private foundations. - Financial Aid for Higher Education
describes more than 3,400 programs for college freshmen, with information on eligibility and how to apply. - The Graduate Scholarship Book
collects scholarships, fellowships, grants, and loans for graduate and professional study; arranged by subject. - The International Scholarship Book
is a guide to financial aid for study abroad programs, for both undergraduates and graduate students. - Financial Aid for Research, Study, Travel and Other Activities Abroad
descriptively lists programs for all ages - high school to postgraduate. It also includes an annotated bibliography of general financial aid directories, with geographic and subject indexes. - Athletic Scholarships
provides lists of organizations granting undergraduate athletic scholarships. - Financial Aid for the Disabled and Their Families
helps you find scholarships for individuals with diagnosed disabilities. - The Financial Aid Directory for Minorities
offers financial resources for minority students.