• Types of Financial Aid

    Scholarships

    Grants

    Loans

    Work Study
    • These funds do not need to be repaid

    • Funds are generally earned through academic merit or scholarship applications
    • These funds do not need to be repaid

    • Students qualify through grants based on financial need, which is determined by the SAI from the FAFSA application. Students who do not complete a FAFSA are ineligible for grants

    • The FAFSA application must be completed every year while the student is in school to recieve funds

     
    • Loans must be paid back, with interest

    • Federal student loans include Subsidized Loans (interest does not start to accrue until the student is done with school) and Unsubsidized Loans (interest start immediately)

    • The Parent PLUS loan is a loan that a parent may apply for to help their student cover the costs of attending university

    • Private loans are loans through financial institutions for which the student applies. Generally, students will require a cosigner, as they likely have not established a sufficient credit history

    • The SAI from the FAFSA Application determines eligibility

    • Students apply for a position through their college and earn funds through their work

Scholarship Search Engines

  • Make an account on one or more of these scholarship search engines, and based on the information you put into your profile, you will be matched with scholarships you qualify for and can apply for. 
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FAFSA (Financial Aid) Information

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Degrees and Certifications:

Ms. Shammeeza Jameer

College/Career Specialist

FAFSA (Financial Aid) and Scholarship Contact

jameer.shammeeza@brevardschools.org

321-722-4178 x29012

George W. Jenkins Scholarship

National Merit Scholarship

  • For 11th Graders Only- PSAT NMSQT

    11th Grade students that scored a 1200 or higher on the 10th grade PSAT and would like to retake the PSAT in October of their junior year must let our testing coordinator, Ms. Underwood, know by September 15th of their junior year, and pay $20 (cash or check). 

    Students that retake the PSAT in 11th grade have the potential to qualify to become a National Merit Scholar based on their exam results, which if qualified, can lead to National Merit Scholarship opportunities. 

    Click here to see how to become a National Merit Scholar Finalist- https://www.kaptest.com/study/psat/how-to-become-a-national-merit-scholarship-finalist/ 

    Click here to see which schools offer full-ride scholarships for National Merit Scholar Finalists- https://blog.collegevine.com/national-merit-scholarship-full-ride