Family information (optional)

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This form will remain confidential to our Connections team only. We hope to always be aware of opportunities as we advise our families. Completion of this form is OPTIONAL. We have included some resources for you below each question and will be intentional about sharing other resources as we discover them. We send messages to emails in Infinite Campus and messages via Naviance.

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Student Name and Grade Level (please include all HS children) *

Will your child be the first in your family to attend college (First Generation)? Details: First-generation scholarships are for students who are among the first in their family to attend a four-year college or university. Some first-generation scholarships are funded by private sources; others by public sources. All are designed to help provide access to higher education for a family that has not experienced it before. There are several different definitions of first-generation college student scholarships. You’ll need to look carefully at the qualifications for the scholarship you’re applying for to see if you meet them. Here are the typical definitions of a first-generation college student. Remember, these definitions vary depending on the school and scholarship: Neither parent has obtained a Bachelor’s or more advanced degree. Neither parent has obtained an Associate’s or more advanced degree. Neither parent nor a sibling has ever enrolled in or attended college.

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Is your family eligible for free or reduced lunch? Resource: More information about need-based grants and scholarships: https://studentaid.gov/understand-aid/types/grants

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Is your child an American Indian or Alaska Native? Resource: https://collegefund.org/students/

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Is your child a foster child? Details: Students who are in foster care, aged out of foster care or were adopted out of foster care after reaching age 13 are considered automatically independent on the Free Application for Federal Student Aid(FAFSA). Often this means that such children have a zero expected family contribution (EFC), which qualifies them for a full Pell Grant. Resource: https://www.fc2success.org/programs/casey-family-scholars/

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Are you a single parent? Please set up an appointment with our team so we can assist you.

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