You’ve done the research and the self-evaluation. You’ve found something you’re passionate about, but it’s a little removed from where you are now in terms of your skill set. Fear not, it’s time to say hello to the world of continuing your education – it’s time to consider college. College is a great pursuit and we’re lucky in the United States because there are hundreds of scholarships, grants and loans available to students of all ages.

• Federal Education Tax Benefits Guides
• Federal Funding Programs
• FinAid: Calculators
• FinAid: The SmartStudent Guide to Financial Aid

• Free Education Guide
• Scholarships.com

• California Student Aid Commission
• Dr. Phil Foundation
• The Oprah Winfrey Foundation

• Sallie Mae - The nation's leading provider of student loans
• Student Aid
• SunTrust
• The U.S Dept. of Education Direct Loan Program provides loans to students for education after high school. The Dept. of Education acts as a lender, providing a variety of fund options through the Federal Family Education Loan Program.
• Think Financial

• A Dozen Tax Tips For College Students
• Four Tax Breaks College Students and Recent Grads Shouldn’t Miss
• ECSI Student Loan Tax Incentives
• Educational Tax Toolkit
• IRS: Students and Tax Forms
• Publication 970 (2008), Tax Benefits for Education
• Tax Lessons for College Students

• California Institute of Integral Studies
• City College of San Francisco
• Degrees.info
• Golden Gate University
• San Francisco State University
• University of Phoenix
• University of San Francisco
• University of California, San Francisco
• USA Learn 101

Links

• Financial Aid Calculators 

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