What are the Sources of Financial Aid?

Benefits and Incentives for Students and Interns

Locate Education Specialist Instruction Credential programs

that provide financial support.

All Credentialed Teachers Eligible

Benefits and Incentives for Teachers in Low-Performing Schools and Critical Shortage Areas

APLE (Assumption Program of Loans in Education)
$20,000 bonus to board certified teachers
Extra Credit Home Purchase Program (first-time buyers: tax credits or reduced interest rates)
KSTF fellowship for future high school science and/or mathematics teachers
TEACH Grant, 4 year scholarship of up to $16,000
National SMART grant (Up to $4,000 per year, for two years, for mathematics, science, and other majors)
Find the performance level of a school

Links to Other Sites with Financial Aid Info

Here is a chart of federal and state-funded financial aid programs.

Interested in locating Education Specialist Instruction Credential programs that provide financial support? Create your own list. (Make sure you select "OSEP-funded Program" at the bottom of the page.)

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Last Updated: December 17, 2010