The Red Oak ISD College and Career Headquarters is a valuable resource for Red Oak High School students and families. Check the site often for updates and added scholarships. Whether a student is interested in 2- or 4-year college or a trade school, this site will provide helpful financial support opportunities. 

Websites and resources to help search for colleges, scholarships and more:

• The website of the school that you are applying to.
• Red Oak High School Local Scholarship List
• College Board
• College For All Texans -TAFSA application
• Fastweb
• Scholarship Search
• Online Nursing Programs Guide
• Healthcare Career Guide
• SuperCollege
• RaiseMe - can start as early as 9th grade to apply for micro-scholarships!
• Student Scholarships
• College Scorecard

College Application Platform

• ApplyTexas
• Common App

Military Scholarships:

• Texas Armed Services Scholarship Program (TASSP)
• Marine Corps Scholarship Foundation - rolling admissions scholarship for children of Marines going to Technical schools
• Army ROTC Scholarship
• Air Force ROTC Scholarship

Career Resources:

• Texas Career Check
• Information on the Pharmaceutical Field
• Texas Reality Check
• My Next Move - career assessment
• Occupational Outlook Handbook - career information
• Work In Texas - job database for Texans

College and Career Resources for students with disabilities:

• Think College
• National Center for College Students with Disabilities

Federal Student Aid Resources: 

U.S. Department of Education has a Federal Student Aid website with information about preparing for college, types of aid and eligibility, the FAFSA process, and other resources. Check with your college for specific FAFSA deadlines and other financial assistance programs. Remember to fill the FAFSA out as soon as possible (FAFSA has been delayed until December 1)

*New state law (HB3) states that beginning with students enrolled in 12th grade during the 2021-2022 school year student must do one of the following: 1) Complete and submit FAFSA, 2) Complete and submit TASFA, 3) Submit a signed opt-out form. 

Here's the FAFSA website: FAFSA application