Financial Literacy: Library Resources for Personal Finance

The Student Affairs Office for Finacial Aid & Scholarships at SDSU is always the best starting point. They provide several useful links on their website such as how to apply for work study, SDSU specific scholarships, and links to veteran specific resources. You can also contact them for further assistance.

Guide to thousands of 2-and 4-year schools in the U.S. and Canada. Covers the expected listings and detailed descriptions, degree programs offered, scholarships, and occupational education programs. There is scholarship information in volume 5 of this for SDSU as well as programs you may be looking into for graduate school.

This website contains a curated database of computer science scholarships that can be searched as well as an overview of the financial aid works.

In the "Business & Careers" section of the eLibrary from San Diego Public Library, you will see the Testing & Education Reference Center. In the college Prep section there is an Undergraduate Scholarship Search tool. Answer questions about yourself and your activities to narrow down the scholarships to the ones that match your qualifications or use a keyword search. For each award, you'll find a description of the award, the monetary value, eligibility and application requirements, deadlines, and contact information for the award. If you don't already have a SDPL card, click here to find out how to get one.

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