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Financial Aid & Scholarships
Financial Aid
2020 Financial Aid Workshop - Click here to view the presentation.
2020 Financial Aid Workshop Recording
Borrowing for Higher Education Webinar: Presented by PHEAA
FREE FAFSA Assistance - For families who would like assistance completing the FAFSA (after October 1st), Reading Area Community College offers virtual assistance to anyone residing in Berks County. No appointment is necessary and students do not need to plan to attend RACC. For more information, please visit RACC's Financial Aid Web Page.
Hours:
Monday 8AM - 5PM
Tuesday 8AM - 7:30PM
Wednesday 8AM - 7:30PM
Thursday 8AM - 5PM
Friday 8AM - 5PM
FAFSA: Free Application for Federal Student Aid - The Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) is the application used by virtually all two and four-year colleges, universities and career schools for the awarding of federal student aid and most state and college aid. Students must complete the application online, but click here to view the FAFSA on the Web Worksheet that can help walk you through the process or reference the information above.
CSS/Financial Aid Profile - The Profile is an online application that collects information used by colleges and scholarship programs to award institutional funds. Specific information on the colleges, universities and scholarship programs that require the Profile is provided via this site. Please be advised that some private colleges require the profile in addition to the FAFSA and there is a fee associated with filing the Profile for each school. Limited fee waivers are granted automatically based on the information entered on the Profile.
Scholarships
Mary Matetich-Patton- Scholarship Coordinator / AM Guidance Technician, Ext. 2138
Scholarship Tips:
- Review scholarship listing in Naviance 2-3 times per month. This is where students may access scholarships available exclusively for Exeter students as well as other local, community and national scholarships. Note: most “Exeter” scholarships will become available after Jan. 1
- Ask your family to check if employers, unions, clubs, church or other organizations to which they belong offer scholarships.
Scholarship Search Websites:
