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Scholarship Databases and Search Engines
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Scholarships & Resources for Minority Students
Scholarships & Resources for Minority Students:Our page showcases 40 unique scholarship opportunities for students of various backgrounds, along with a set of valuable academic and career resources to further help minority students throughout their college journey. -
Naviance Student
Students and parents can find a database of scholarships received by West Linn High School. This list is maintained by the College & Career Center, and is updated frequently.
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Oregon Goes to College
Scholarships for Oregon students and to Oregon colleges and universities.
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Oregon Office of Student Access and Completion (OSAC)
Select from over 500 scholarships with a single application.
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Western Undergraduate Exchange (WUE)
With WUE, out-of-state students pay no more than 150% of in-state tuition at participating schools.
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Clackamas Community College Foundation Scholarships
The CCC Foundation offers approximately $600,000 in scholarships each year. Scholarships are available for students taking 6 or more credits with a 2.0 GPA. CCC also awards three WLHS students with scholarships worth up to $2,000. Applications are available January 1. Students should see Laura Kent with questions or for assistance with the application.
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Fastweb
Search engine with more then 500,000 scholarships in its data base. Contains an estimated family contribution calculator
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College Board's Scholarship Search
Search for scholarships, other financial aid, internships from more than 2,200 programs, totaling nearly $6 billion.
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Scholarships Open to Undocumented Students
Up-to-date information and resources for undocumented students.
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ACT Six
For students who will attend George Fox University or Warner Pacific University
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Kaiser Permanente Health Care Career Scholarship
For students looking to become health care professionals.
Scam Alert
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Hundreds of scholarship search services are on the market, but many are scams. Beware of the following:
- Application or other fees
- Guaranteed winnings
- Time pressure
- Requests payment before any information is given
- Claims “a national foundation” has selected you to receive a scholarship or “you are a finalist” in a contest
- Mail drop for a return address, no telephone #, operating out of a residence
- Don’t be fooled by an “official” sounding name. Just because a company uses words like “National”, “Federal”, “Foundation”, or “Administration” in its title doesn’t mean it is a legit operation.
Federal Trade Commission Consumer Information posts names of services caught in fraudulent practices.