- Scholarship Search Engines
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Specialty Scholarships
- Black Excel’s Minority Scholarship Gateway List
- Cappex Merit and Academic Scholarships
- The Community Foundation (TCF)
- Free 4-U Minority Scholarships
- The Gates Millennium Scholars Program
- Hispanic Scholarship Fund
- Mexican American Legal Defense and Educational Fund (MALDEF)
- NAACP Scholarship Information
- Office of Foster Youth Support Services at UC Riverside
- Scholarships for Women
- StudentScholarshipSearch.com
- UCLA Scholarship Resource Center
- U.S. Department of Labor Career-One-Stop Scholarship Finder
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March 01, 2026
Don't leave money for college on the table. Every single current and prospective UC student should apply for financial aid! Today is the final day to get it done. Get to it! Info here:
Don't leave money for college on the table. Every single current and prospective UC student should apply for financial aid! Today is the final day to get it done. Get to it!Info here: bit.ly/2P79Wsc— UC Application (@UC_Apply) Mar 1, 2026
April 07, 2026
Nearly half of all bachelor’s degrees in the state come from the CSU, and one in 10 California workers is a CSU graduate. Learn how the CSU is helping meet #workforce needs in two of CA’s key sectors: business and professional services, and public policy.
Nearly half of all bachelor’s degrees in the state come from the CSU, and one in 10 California workers is a CSU graduate.Learn how the CSU is helping meet #workforce needs in two of CA’s key sectors: business and professional services, and public policy. calstate.edu/csu-system/news…— The CSU (@calstate) Apr 8, 2026
April 07, 2026
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@ccleague @IcangotoCollege @FoundationCCC @sonyachristian— California Community Colleges (@CalCommColleges) Apr 7, 2026
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