- 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
Advising
Worksheets, Handouts & Links
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August 04, 2026
63% of UC undergrads take no student loans. But those who do borrow less than peers at both public and private universities nationwide. The UC ROI is clear 👉
63% of UC undergrads take no student loans. But those who do borrow less than peers at both public and private universities nationwide.The UC ROI is clear 👉 bit.ly/4wPhTVe— UC Application (@UC_Apply) Aug 4, 2026
August 13, 2026
Planning to transfer from a community college to the CSU? ✅ Explore transfer pathways ✅ Compare #CalState campuses + majors ✅ Track your progress with the CSU Transfer Planner ✅ Meet with a counselor or CSU rep Apply for spring 2027 by Aug. 31:
Planning to transfer from a community college to the CSU?✅ Explore transfer pathways✅ Compare #CalState campuses + majors✅ Track your progress with the CSU Transfer Planner✅ Meet with a counselor or CSU repApply for spring 2027 by Aug. 31: calstate.edu/apply— The CSU (@calstate) Aug 13, 2026
August 13, 2026
RT @CASOSVote: The 2026 Ballot Bowl starts today! 🎉🗳️🏈 Colleges and universities across the state will compete to register students to vote…
RT @CASOSVote: The 2026 Ballot Bowl starts today! 🎉🗳️🏈 Colleges and universities across the state will compete to register students to vote…— California Community Colleges (@CalCommColleges) Aug 13, 2026
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