During College
Know what you owe
Loans should be your last option when paying for college.
Be sure to file the FAFSA every year and apply for financial aid from your college or university. Look for grants and scholarships first since these don’t need to be repaid.
Fast Web
Fastweb has a database of 1.5 million college scholarships worth over $3.4 billion that members have access to by creating a free profile. Students can fill out a quick questionnaire that covers things like their contact information, schools of interest and potential majors.
keep track of what you borrowed
Keeping a record of the things you borrow—like books, money, or supplies—is a smart habit. It helps you remember what you need to return, who lent it to you, and when it's due. Staying organized this way shows responsibility and helps build trust with others.
Look to Your future
Wisconsin’s "Look Forward to Your Future" website helps students make smart borrowing choices. Learn about different types of student loans, how to decide how much to borrow, what factors affect your total loan cost, and why it’s important
Stay Updated with the Latest Scholarships!
Sign up to get alerts on new local and international scholarships, application deadlines, and tips to boost your chances—never miss an opportunity again!