I go to school in a different state than I reside in and do not qualify for state aid. My Pell grant and Staffords aren’t enough. Where do I go?
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fafsa, google it. I can’t remember the exact website address, but it is a site to apply for student aid.
Since you have Pell grants and Staffords already, you probably went to http://www.fafsa.gov. You might want to check there for help first, to see if they have any info on what to do if you don’t get enough aid. You might end up getting a loan. But if you do, get it from the feds because private loans (as from a bank) will come due before you finish school. You don’t want to worry about that!
Your school should also offer scholarship and grant applications, no matter what state you live in vs. where you attend, even some based on interests and background, from private organizations or individuals. Ask the financial aid office at your school.
You can also go to http://www.finaid.com to help your search.
Good luck!
http://www.fastweb.com
You fill out a application and it searches its databases and shows you all the scholarships you qualify for, then from there it will tell you what to do and where to go
Check throuhg googgle