Scholarships

This is a great first step to learn about all the resources available to you.

Check here first! Many colleges will tell you exactly what scholarships you are eligible for.

Click on the University Logo for direct access to their merit scholarship information.

We update this list as soon as we get the info! Check back often, and follow @fhsscholarships on instagram for up-to-date notifications.

You should make an account for at least one in order to get scholarship information sent to you.

This is a GREAT scholarship just for keeping a good GPA and taking at least 1 advanced class in English, Math and Science.

Regents Scholarship has been recently changed to the Opportunity Scholarship. Opportunity Scholarship requirements are subject to change. Please click the link below for information on Opportunity Scholarship information and contact Opportunity Scholarship office directly for advisement.

opportunity Scholarship Information

You likely already have a Keys to Success login. Use their scholarship search or apply for one of their yearly scholarships for Farmington students only.

https://www.ktsutah.org/

This has some really good tips to help you navigate the scholarship process. Go for a walk, put your airpods in and press play!

Know how to search a pdf? Search for keywords that describe you to find scholarships that you can apply for.

Click Here For District Scholarship Database

All senior students are encouraged to complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA).  There will be a FAFSA Completion Night at Farmington High School December 5th from 5-7. This is an excellent opportunity to ask questions and get one-on-one help from FAFSA experts.

What to bring:

• Social Security Number.  Be sure that it is correct!
• Records of income, such as income earned from work and business, child support paid or received and any other untaxed income.  If you have them, refer to the W-2 Forms or Federal Income Tax Return IRS 1040, 1040A or 1040EZ.
• Information about assets, such as savings, certificates of deposit, stock options, bonds, 529 plans and other college savings programs; and investment real estate, business and farm.
• Driver’s license number, if you have one.
• Dates of birth, include the month, day and year.
• Alien Registration Number, if you (student) are not a U.S. citizen.
• An FSA ID to sign electronically. (This can be created beforehand at fsaid.ed.gov, or at the time of application.)
• List of colleges you are considering.

 
Beware of false FAFSA sites, especially if they want to charge you. FAFSA is FREE! The actual FAFSA website is https://studentaid.gov/

Students AND guardians MUST have a Federal Student Aid ID and PIN prior to completing the FAFSA. Get your FSA ID here. Guardians only need to complete this process ONCE, so if you obtained a FSA ID with a previous student, you don't need to do it again. Just remember your ID and PIN.