• Scholarship/Federal Student Aid/Financial Assistance 
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  • Scholarship Info

     

    Scholarship Info

  • Maize South High School Scholarships

    Most of the scholarships open around mid-January and close mid-March:

    Janie Bliss Memorial Scholarship (download application to type in information) - CLOSED for Class of 2021-2022

    Shelley Woodard Poynter Memorial Scholarship - CLOSED for Class of 2021-2022

    Holmberg Leadership Scholarship - CLOSED for Class of 2021-2022

    Kyle Thornburg Memorial Scholarship: Soccer - CLOSED for Class of 2021-2022

    Kyle Thornburg Memorial Scholarship: Art/Architecture - CLOSED for Class of 2021-2022

    Layton Means Memorial Scholarship: Computer Related Field - CLOSED for Class of 2021-2022

    Maize Education Foundation Legacy Foundation Scholarship - CLOSED for Class of 2021-2022

    MSHS Booster Club Scholarship - CLOSED for Class of 2021-2022

    Nicole Smith Memorial Art Scholarship - CLOSED for Class of 2021-2022

    Student of Distinguished Character- Pizza Hut Scholarship - CLOSED for Class of 2021-2022

    Scholarship Databases

    CollegeBoard.com: The College Board was founded in 1900 and currently helps 7 million student annually prepare for higher education.  The College Board began publishing their book of scholarships in 1997 and since then has made the information available online.  Their scholarship database contains more than 2,300 scholarship opportunities, totaling nearly $6 billion. 

    Fastweb.com: Fastweb, which has helped 50 million students find money since the site was founded 15 years ago, was the first online scholarship matching service and the first free national scholarship matching service.  Fastweb's site indicates they currently have roughly 1.5 million scholarships worth over $3 billion in their database. 

    Unigo.com: With a thriving community of over 1.6 million members, Unigo is a network for current and future college students to get to where they’re going. Unigo provides cutting-edge tools, compelling content, and essential information, empowering students to make the best decisions about their college experience.

    Scholarships.com: Founded in 1999, Scholarships.com now claims to be the largest free and independent scholarship search and financial aid information resource on the Internet, with more that 2.7 million scholarships worth a total of $19 billion in their database.

    CollegeNet.com: CollegeNET is a technology company that builds web-based tools for event and academic scheduling, prospect and admissions management, tuition processing, and alumni development for colleges and universities.  CollegeNET also operates a scholarship search engine and social network where students create topics, participate in discussions, and vote on scholarship winners.

    GoodCall.com: From scholarships to college rankings and beyond, we’re liberating information. And we’re not only giving you more of it. We’re making it more accessible, more digestible, and more adaptable to your unique needs. We’re making it easier for consumers like you to make smart decisions – for your wallet and your life.

    *all information and descriptions have been taken off of the database's website

    Micro Scholarships

    www.Raise.me: Starting in 9th grade, students can be eligible to start earning scholarships for their achievements like good grades, perfect attendance, leadership roles, participation in sports & clubs, community service, test scores, and more.

    Still have questions about Raise.me?  Check out THIS PBS story.

  • 2020 Fall Financial Aid Presentation
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