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Translate this PageNavigating financial aid can feel overwhelming, but there are many trusted resources available to help you understand your options and complete the process. Below is a curated list of federal and state websites, tools, and guides to support you on your educational journey.
The official U.S. Department of Education website for federal student aid. Submit your Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) online, explore loan options, manage repayment, and more!
Create your FSA ID to access federal aid websites and electronically sign your FAFSA. Both students and parents need an FSA ID.
National Student Loan Data System (NSLDS)
View a centralized summary of all your federal student loans and grants. Requires an FSA ID to log in (see information above to create an account).
A resource hub for educators, counselors, and students with downloadable guides, infographics, and videos on FAFSA, Pell Grants, and more!
As of the 2021-2022 award year, registration is no longer required to receive federal financial aid. However, males aged 18-25 must still register for other federal benefits.
California Student Aid Commission (CSAC)
The CSAC administers state financial aid programs including Cal Grant, Chafee Grant for Foster Youth, and the Middle Class Scholarship.
California's official college savings plan. Contributions grow tax-deferred and can be used tax-free for qualified education expenses.
For information on borrowers, online services for students, and interactive real-time loan calculators, please refer to the resources listed below.
A comprehensive guide to financial aid created by Mark Kantrowitz. Includes scholarship search tools, calculators, and advice.
Offers information on colleges, scholarships, and financial aid. Also publishes books on college admissions and funding.
Congressional Hispanic Caucus Institute (CHCI)
Provides scholarships, leadership programs, and educational resources for Hispanic students.
A resource for international students planning to study in the U.S., covering admissions, financial aid, and student life.
Access tax forms, publications, and information on education-related tax benefits through official government websites. These resourcs are especially helpful during tax season, allowing you to easily download the necessary forms and stay informed about tax credits and deductions related to college expenses.
Offers federal tax forms, publications, and guidance on education-related tax benefits such as the American Opportunity Credit and Lifetime Learning Credit.
California Franchise Tax Board
Provides state tax forms, filing assistance, and information on California-specific education tax benefits.
Use one of the largest scholarship databases to find awards that match your background, intrests, and goals!
Disclaimer: Some websites listed are external and not managed by Pasadena City College. PCC and the Office of Financial Aid do not control or take responsibility for the contents on those sites.