Financial Aid Education, Tools & Web Resources
Financial aid literacy is very important as there are ample tools and resources available to students and families. The below resources will assist those seeking tools for planning and utilizing financial aid.
Monthly Highlight - Whichway.org Personal Finance App!
Use your Sinclair email address and your Tartan ID to access a FREE computer app with mini quizzes to teach you about important "adulting" skills like:
- Creating a Budget
- Credit Cards
- Paying for College
- Managing Student Loans
Scan the QR code below or visit whichway.org/register and enter Access Code 5212 to get started!
U.S. Department of Education - studentaid.gov
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Federal Direct Student Loans - low interest, federal student loans provided by the government
- Studentaid.gov - complete entrance and exit counseling, sign your master promissory note and manage your direct loans
- FSA ID - create a new FSA ID to access Federal Student Aid’s online systems
- FAFSA on the Web - Free Application for Federal Student Aid
- National Student Loan Data System - comprehensive site to manage federal grants and loans received by the student
- Do You Need Money for College or Career School? Apply for Federal Student Aid
Financial Literacy
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WhichWay - a free, online financial education resource that assists students with building financial skills in the areas of budgeting, being credit savvy, saving and investing, and paying back one’s student loans. WhichWay Quick Start Guide
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Access free articles and set up a counseling session to learn about personal finance topics, featuring Wright Patt Credit Union! No need to be a credit union member, just take advantage of the great free info on: https://www.wpcu.coop/helpful-resources/tartan-resources
- GradReady - Learn more about managing your tuition, budget, and bills
Preparatory Resources
- The College Board - college preparatory assistance
- FastWeb - scholarship opportunities