www.nhheaf.org:   General guide to financial aid for NH students and provides access to the Center for College Planning

www.fafsa.ed.gov:   General guide to federal financial aid programs. Also enables you to complete your Free Application for Federal Student Aid online

www.finaid.com:   General guides to financial aid and links to free scholarship search sites

www.doj.nh.gov: This Directory is a list of grant making organizations and scholarship funds making distribution to NH charities and students

www.nebhe.org:   Consumer guide to general information about New England colleges and tuition reductions for New England residents who study certain majors - not available at public colleges in their home state - at public colleges and universities in other New England states (see Tuition Assistance)

www.nhcf.org:   General guide to financial aid distributed by the NH Charitable Foundation.

www.back2college.com:   General guide to financial aid information for traditional and non-traditional students

www.nces.ed.gov/IPEDS/compare_colleges/navigator_summary.asp:  Consumer information to support students in choosing a college

www.askjoecollege.org:   Ask Joe College is a free Q&A service designed to answer college life, planning, admissions and funding questions from NH high school students and their parents

www.destinationcollege.org:   Statewide college convention for NH high school juniors and their parents

www.nh93.com:   Provides information about scholarships available to NH students

www.nhtransfer.org:   Provides information for students in NH on the many options in working toward a two-year of four-year degree, including easily transferring credits from one college to another

www.teachersfornh.org: Teachers for New Hampshire provides financial assistance in the form of a variable-interest rate, forgivable loan, to individuals who make a commitment to teach in NH's public or private schools.

www.studentaid.ed.gov: Federal Student Aid - The U.S. Department of Education provides over $60 billion in grants, loans, and work-study for college or career school each year.