Reference Books on Scholarships, Grants and Loans

This guide explains everything you need to know about financing a college education. Includes worksheets, charts, and resources for college and financial planning.

This compact guide is organized in the same sequence that you should follow in your quest for financial aid. It explains financial aid, shows college-bound students how to match their personal situation with the financial aid sources that would be most beneficial.

Provides detailed information about state and federal government grants and loans.

This guide lists over 6,000 scholarships and grants for undergraduate and graduate study. Includes sample letters, schedules, charts, and a step-by-step process of researching and applying for money.

Arranged by state, this lists the name, address, purpose, and financial data (assets, expenditures, number of grants given in most recent years) of non-governmental, private, grant-making American foundations.

This directory reports on money available from private and community foundations in the United States.

A compendium of over 1246 federal programs, projects, services, and activities that provide assistance or benefits to the American public. Over 450 of these programs accept academic grant proposals from individuals.

Vol. V identifies sources of scholarships, fellowships, loans and grants available to under-graduate and graduate students.

Includes undergraduate and graduate scholarships, educational loans, grants, and fellowships.

A guide to more than 1,000 grants and scholarships for undergraduate study.

This directory includes more than 1,400 no-need funding programs available to currently enrolled and returning college students.

A comprehensive guide to private sector scholarships, fellowships, grants, and loans for the undergraduate.

This directory provides access to over 6,000 sources of education-related financial aid for students and professionals at all levels of study.

Lists scholarships and fellowships at all levels of graduate study from regional, national, and international sources. Also lists research grants, exchange opportunities, vacation study awards, travel grants, all types of grants-in-aid, project grants, competitions, prizes and honors.

This concise guide describes the major academic awards offered by the federal government, the states, and private sponsors. It also lists which colleges give academic awards, how large the awards are, and who is eligible.