Scholarships and Fellowship Opportunities
Scholarship Connection - the campus clearinghouse for merit-based scholarships. From the new website students can subscribe to receive bi-weekly e-mail postings of available scholarships and related opportunities. The site also provides links to other on and off campus scholarship resources.
AT&T Labs Research Website - graduate fellowships and summer research internships for students from college junior level through grad school are available for 1998 from AT&T Labs. Click on AT&T Lab website for the electronic application form.
California Alumni Scholarships
College Board's Financial Aid and Scholarship Service
Department of Education Financial Aid
Finaid Scholarship and Fellowship Search
Nationally Coveted Scholarships, Fellowships and Postdoctoral Awards - A list of highly competitive and prestigious awards for college, graduate school and postgraduate study
Industry Fellowships for Graduate Students (administered by EECS)
Fellowship Resources on the Web provided by UCB's Graduate Fellowships Office - Internet Resources and Websites for Fellowships
Graduate Fellowship Deadlines provided by UCB's Graduate Fellowships Office
Undergraduate Scholarships, Prizes and Honors provided by UCB's Undergraduate Fellowships Office
UCB's Research Funding Opportunities
Financial Aid Grants and Scholarships listed by the International House
EECS Ugrad Announcement Archives - Archived undergraduate fellowship and scholarship announcements.
Federal Student Aid (FAFSA)
http://www.fafsa.ed.gov/
For domestic students who wish to apply for Federal Aid:
Applying for federal aid is free. Filling out the Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) is the first step in the process. Students can file electronically or by sending in an application. Most state institutional aid eligibility is determined by the FAFSA, so students should start there. Students are also encouraged to talk to the financial aid directors at the schools they hope to attend to learn about financial aid packages and other sources of assistance. Electronic filing is faster, less error-prone. An estimated 12 to 14 percent of paper applications are returned for errors, adding time to the application process. By filing electronically, students can avoid delays because the software immediately identifies errors and allows for on-the-spot corrections.
You can obtain a FAFSA form from high school guidance counselors, libraries, or by calling the Federal Student Aid Information Center toll-free at 1-800-433-3243 (TDD1-800-730-8913).