Applying for scholarships can be time-consuming especially if you don't know where to look. Use the Internet to explore scholarships and identify some that you might want to apply for.

1. Follow these steps to search for scholarships that fit your personal profile. (5 points)

1. Go to the College Board Scholarship Search site: https://bigfuture.collegeboard.org/scholarship-search.
2. Click "Start." Then fill in your personal information and click "See Results."
3. Browse through the scholarships that the search returns.
4. List and briefly describe two scholarships that you might be interested in applying for. Make sure each description includes the following:

• The name of the scholarship
• The eligibility requirements
• The application requirements
• The amount of the award
• A sentence or two explaining why you might (or might not) qualify

Section 2

The Federal Student Aid Estimator is a free online estimator tool that helps prospective students and their family members determine their eligibility for federal student aid. Use the Federal Student Aid Estimator to get a better idea of funding you can expect for college.

1. Follow the steps below to use the Federal Student Aid Estimator. (5 points)

1. Go to the Federal Student Aid Estimator site: https://studentaid.gov/aid-estimator/.
2. Click "Start." Then fill in your personal information and click "Submit."
3. Browse through the worksheet created for you, which includes estimates of the types of financial aid you would receive and the funds you already have available.
4. List and describe the financial aid that you could be eligible for. Make sure your description includes the following:

• The types and amounts of grants you are eligible for (if applicable)
• The types and amounts of student loans you are eligible for (if applicable)
• Any work-study programs you are eligible for (if applicable)
• Whether your expected family contribution (EFC) covers the cost of your education and, if not, what the shortfalls are
• A sentence (or two) explaining how using the Federal Student Aid Estimator helped you plan the financing for your college education