A scholarship is a financial gift (free money!) awarded to students who demonstrate that they will be successful in their education, career, and life. Every student has a chance for a scholarship, but you have to apply!
I want to apply for college funding and scholarships! Tell me what to do next…so I don’t get overwhelmed.
- Submit the FAFSA or ORSAA for the current and/or upcoming year. If you’re not sure if you should file the FAFSA or ORSAA, use this tool to help you decide which form to submit.
- If you’ll be transferring to another college in this coming Fall, browse that college's website and/or contact their financial aid office to find out about their scholarships and deadlines. You’ll need to apply for admission early to these colleges in order to be considered for scholarships.
- Determine--immediately--what Transcripts are required by each scholarship you want to apply for, as you may need to get transcripts from prior colleges, high school, GED, etc., as well as your LCC transcript.
- Review our Strategies and Tips to Be a Strong Applicant.
- Use our Featured Scholarships by Monthly Deadline link to see if you are eligible for some highlighted national scholarships.
- Devote time to review our Scholarship Search Sites to discover national scholarship search engines, databases, and scholarship opportunities that fit you and your goals.
- How do scholarships affect my federal financial aid awards? How do I receive the money each term? Select this link to find out....
At any point in the process, contact us for help! We’ll support you at every step!
LCC Foundation Scholarships
Momentum Scholarship - For students who have successfully completed two math or writing courses within three consecutive terms. Read the application instructions to see if you are eligible to apply.
LCC Foundation Scholarships – The LCC Foundation awards over $1 million each year to new and continuing LCC students. With one application, you can apply for multiple scholarships.
GED Scholarships - Apply for these Foundation scholarships if you complete your GED tests after the Foundation's regular March application deadline.
ESL Scholarships - The Foundation pays for one ESL class for new and returning students; read their criteria to see if you are eligible to apply
Scholarship Search Sites
We’ve compiled some excellent free scholarship sites, databases, and search engines to help you find scholarships that fit you and your goals.
Strategies and Tips to be a Strong Applicant
Use this section to learn tips and strategies related to organizing your scholarship search, gathering transcripts and letters of recommendation, identifying your activities and experiences, and writing powerful personal statements/essays.
Need Scholarship Assistance?
Contact the Scholarship Office
Need help with any part of the scholarship process? Just stop by! We'd love to help.
Looking for a more in-depth review of your application? An appointment might be best. Send us an email and we'll schedule one!
Building 1, Room 114
4000 East 30th Ave
Eugene, OR 97405
Mon.-Wed. 8:30 a.m.- 5:00 p.m.
Thu. 10:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m.
Fri. 8:30 a.m.-2:00 p.m.
