Other Sources of Financial Aid

Additional scholarships are available from private sources, including employers, associations, corporations and other groups. For example, several SUNY Brockport students have received the Key Bank New York Scholarship, which provides a $2,000 annual award for up to four years to qualified students. Another example is the New York State Professional Scholarships Program, which helps underrepresented and economically disadvantaged students. Information regarding these programs is available from a number of sources, including public libraries, high school counseling offices and college financial aid offices. Perhaps the most effective means to obtain this information is over the World Wide Web. There are a number of free scholarship searches that can be done over the Internet.

The SUNY Brockport Scholarship Office Web page provides Web links to other sites that can assist in locating possible scholarships. Students should access and use the sites listed to find any possible scholarships or programs that they may qualify for. You may schedule an appointment with the SUNY Brockport Student Aid Resource (STAR) Center at (585) 395-5852 for assistance in doing an in-person scholarship Web-based search, or you may visit the Scholarship Office Resource Center to use the wide variety of scholarship resources that are available to students and the community.

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For additional information, please contact the Scholarship Office.