MarymountManhattan college of the liberal ats External Scholarship Resources o Scholarships.com - By visiting www.scholarships.com, students will be guided through a scholarship search tailored to their unique accomplishments and interests. © FastWeb - On FastWeb, students may create profiles for themselves which the website will use to connect them with scholarships they appear to meet the criteria for. The profile can be created by visiting www.fastweb.com, and updated at the student’s discretion. FastWeb will email students with scholarship opportunities year round. Students are encouraged to register for FastWeb with a secondary email address. © College Board - The College Board’s scholarship tool (accessible at www.collegeboard.org/scholarships) allows students to input criteria that they feel pertains to themselves through the advanced search function. © Art Deadlines List - Students should use the free options from this website (there is no need to sign up for a paid subscription) to review scholarships focused on the arts: http://www.artdeadlineslist.com/. © College Art Association: Students who intend to pursue degrees in the arts can find a number of scholarship opportunities by visiting http://www.collegeart.org/opportunities/type/I/. o First Generation Students: Students who will be the first person in their family to attend college can find a number of resources and scholarship opportunities in the following US News & World Reports article: http://www.usnews.com/education/blogs/the-scholarship- coach/2013/06/06/find-college-scholarships-for-first-in-the-family- students. o New Visions for Public Schools NYC Scholarship Guide - New Visions releases an updated, interactive list of scholarships for New York City students each year: http:/vww newvisions.org/pages/scholarship- opportunities-list.U.S. Veterans Magazine: U.S Veterans Magazine provides an extensive list of scholarships for service members, military spouses, and their dependents: http://www.usveteransmagazine.convarticle/list-military- scholarships-service-members-spouses-and-dependents MALDEF Scholarship Guide - Every year, the Mexican American Legal Defense and Education Fund prepares a comprehensive list of scholarships across the nation whose applications do not include citizenship: http://www.maldef.org/leadership/Scholarships/. The Point Foundation - This organization provides scholarships and guidance on accessing additional aid to LGBT students. Student can review options and applications for aid by visiting http://www.pointfoundation.org, and can also connect with a Point Foundation Representative to discuss how to obtain further financial aid. Davis Putter Scholarship Fund — This award is provided to students who engage in activism on their campuses and in their communities. Students can access their annual scholarship application by visiting http:/dpsf.davisputter.org. Scholarships for Students with Disabilities: This website, compiled by the University of Washington, provides links to a number of sources of funding for students with disabilities: http://www.washington.edu/doit/ college-funding-students-disabilities. Discover Student Scholarships: Discover selects applicants at random, four times a year, for educational scholarships in the amount of $2,500: hitps://www.discover.com/student-loans/scholarships/award.htmI. College Resource Network: On this website, students can search for scholarships based on their major or field of study: http://www. collegeresourcenetwork.com. College Scholarships: The website http://www.collegescholarships.org/ allows students to select criteria that applies to them to search for scholarships. National Association of State Student Grant and Aid Programs: On this website, http:// www.nassgap.org/links.aspx#stateGrantAgency Websites, students can find links to the financial aid administration in their home states. Students who are not from New York should keep in mind that some states will not allow students to access grant funding if they are attending college out of state.