Scholarships and grants you can trust

    Federal grants, state programs and college awards, each checked against the official page. See who qualifies, how much it pays and when it closes. 2,752 programs listed.

    Data verified Nov 2026 · CollegesRef 2026–27 edition

    Saved scholarships

    Browse scholarships

    337 scholarships match your filter

    Quick match

    Check what you may qualify for

    Four answers, no account. See the programs whose published rules you meet and what is still unknown.

    Where you are now

    GPA (unweighted)

    Your answers stay in this browser for this check. No account needed.

    How the match works

    1. Answer four questionsState, grade, GPA band and an optional major area.
    2. Rules are checked, not scoredEach program's published rules (state, grade, GPA, major, need) are compared with your answers.
    3. See what fits and what is unknownEach result shows the rules you meet and anything the provider still needs to confirm.

    State programs by state

    Most states run their own grants for residents who study in the state. Pick yours to see each program and its deadline.

    How we check listings

    Every listing links to the provider's official page. Before it goes live, its amount and dates must appear on that page, the link must work and it must pass our scam checks; anything that fails a check waits for an editor. We re-check links every week. Listings not re-verified within six months leave our search until they are.

    Our methodology

    Avoid scholarship scams

    Real scholarships never charge an application fee, never guarantee you will win and never ask for bank or card details.

    FTC scam guideReport fraud to the FTC

    Run a scholarship? List it for free. Colleges can add their own awards from the institution portal.

    Scholarship questions

    Where listings come from, why the FAFSA still matters and how to spot a scam.

    Where do these scholarships come from?

    Each listing is a federal grant, a state program or an award a college runs itself. An editor checks the amount, dates and eligibility against the provider's official page before it is published, and the page shows the date it was last verified.

    Do I need an account to see scholarships?

    No. Every scholarship page and the quick match are open to everyone. A free account adds a saved list, the full match list and email reminders 14, 7 and 2 days before each deadline.

    Why should I file the FAFSA even for scholarships?

    Federal grants and most state grants use the FAFSA (or a state aid application) to decide who qualifies and how much they get. Many colleges also use it for their own need-based awards.

    How do I spot a scholarship scam?

    Legitimate scholarships do not charge an application fee, do not guarantee that you will win and do not ask for bank or card details. If something feels wrong, report it to the Federal Trade Commission at ReportFraud.ftc.gov.