Scholarships can be found almost anywhere. Some employers provide scholarships for their employees or children of employees, sometimes private donors will go directly to program coordinators and department chairs and share their information with students of a specific program.
The sources listed below are just three of the main scholarship sources we recommend all students apply to.
Note: Many scholarships require you to submit a FAFSA before applying for a scholarship. If you haven’t submitted a FAFSA yet, do so now by clicking HERE.
AwardSpring
AwardSpring is the CCSNH scholarship platform, it’s one application for many different scholarships. Students must be registered for classes in the upcoming semester to have access to AwardSpring. Dates which scholarships open can be found here: https://givenhcc.org/scholarships/
NHCF
The New Hampshire Charitable Foundation is New Hampshire’s statewide community foundation, founded in 1962 by and for the people of New Hampshire. They award more than $80 million in grants and scholarships every year.
GrantieEdvance
Granite Edvance (formerly the New Hampshire Higher Education Assistance Foundation, or the NHHEAF Network) has been helping New Hampshire families plan and pay for higher education for over 60 years. They offer both scholarships and private student loans.