College Transfer Resources

"Students can search for scholarships year-round and deadlines are scattered throughout the year."

Explore funding options from the Highline College Foundation.

International Student Programs offers scholarships for current international students who demonstrate strong academic and leadership abilities at Highline College.

List of scholarships from 4-year colleges & universities and other organizations.

"Search more than 9,500 scholarships, fellowships, grants, and other financial aid award opportunities."

Created in 2010, this is a free scholarship matching clearinghouse for Washington state residents and students.

Over 21,000+ scholarship database. A non-profit founded by the Gates Foundation and Paramount.

A free online scholarship database. It requires an account.

Browse scholarships by state, ethnicity, education level, major, and more to find those that align with you and your interests. These scholarships are unique and not listed anywhere else. Account is required to apply.

Like Cappex, College Board requires you to create an account to access their information. I’m sure you have ALL heard about College Board if you’ve taken any standardized test (SAT, ACT, AP, TOEFL, and so forth). Well, College Board also offers this research on choosing a transfer institution. If you’re still exploring which colleges and universities to apply to, I suggest using this tool. It’s has a great tool that will quickly find schools that fit your academic and personal interests and needs.

Over 4000 scholarship providers. Search for schools & programs and scholarships. Search for scholarships by area of study, ethnicity, religion, disability, and more. No registration required to search but you must make a Peterson's account to view application details.

After creating a free account, you will be able to locate scholarship funds from schools, companies, and foundations.

After creating a user profile, you can sign up for new scholarship notifications and receive application deadline reminders.

Scholarships for specific demographics such as African Americans, Asian Americans, Latino Students, Native Americans, and many more.

Scholarships for international students.