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Financial Aid is available to eligible students, including veterans.

The following sources of educational financial assistance are available to qualified iTECH students:

• Federal Pell Grant
• Community Scholarships
• Bright Futures Scholarships
• Veteran's Educational Benefits
• State scholarships

You may complete and submit a Free Application for Federal Student Aid online at  ~    www.fafsa.ed.gov ~ before your eligibility can be determined. You may also be required to submit additional documentation such as IRS tax returns, and any other requested documents to iTECH.

Download a PDF to learn The Steps You must Follow to Apply for Financial Aid

iTECH school code 041508

The Immokalee Inter-Agency Council web site www.immokalee.naples.net has a complete directory of over 100 community agencies providing services to the Immokalee Community.  A few of the agencies listed below with services they provide to benefit students:

Coalition of Florida Farmworker Organizations, Inc.
210 South First Street suite A
Immokalee, FL 34142
(239) 657-7272
Contact: Priscilla Mendoza
► Provides emergency services to farmworker families in Collier, Hendry, Glades, and Palm Beach Counties.
► Provides financial assistance for farmworkers wishing to obtain skills, training, or continue their educational goals.

Farmworker Jobs and Education Program
508 N. 9th Street
(239) 658-7064
Contact: Sandra Posada and Sylvia Mendoza

► Comprehensive Career Counseling
► Job search assistance
► Referral to educational and social services
► Assistance in completing financial aid forms, including the PELL Grant.
► Financial aid for tuition, books, supplies, transportation, and childcare.

Immokalee Multicultural Multipurpose Community Action Agency, Inc. (IMMCAA)
1255 N. 15th Street
Immokalee,FL 34142
(239) 657-2213
Contact: Olga Hernandez

► Tuition, books, uniforms, supplies
► Childcare & Transportation cost, emergency rent, utilities, etc.

Vocational Rehabilitation Center
750 S. 5th Street
Immokalee, FL 34142
(239) 658-3314
Contact: Lydia Johnson

Southwest Florida Works
750 S. 5th Street
Immokalee, FL 34142
(239) 658-3314
Contact: Amanda Campos & Selina Martinez

How to search for scholarships: DO NOT Google "scholarship!" Use TRUSTED sites that do not charge you for a search! Not every scholarship is looking for a 4.0 and astronomical test scores, really! There are many sources of aid available to the students who want to do a little bit of work!

Some good sites:
► College and University websites, dig through the layers of information and find the good stuff!
►high school and district web site ( you can view any school's site, not just your own)
► www.nces.ed.gov/ipeds/cool   National Center for Education Statistics-College Navigator
► www.finaid.org    (learn about financial aid for college, includes a calculator to estimate financial aid eligibility)
► www.flchoices.org   Go to scholarship tab
► www.collegenet.com/mach25                                                
► www.ftc.gov/scholarshipscams   Federal Trade Commission. learn how to avoid scholarship scams
► www.fastweb.com   (grants, fellowships and prizes)             
► www.studentaid.ed.gov/lsa    Federal Student Aid information
►www.floridastudentfinancialaid.org
►www.floridastudentfinancialaid.org/SSFAD/factsheets/BF.htm
►www.flvc.org (formerly facts.org, this is a great site!)
►www.scholarshipcoach.com
►www.zinch.com
►www.march2success.com
►www.act.org
►www.sat.org
►www.studyguidezone.com
►www.number2.com
►www.financialaidtips.org
►www.studentawardsearch.com/scholarships.htm
►www.fafsa.ed.gov (NOT www.fafsa.com)

Important information concerning the financial aid process for seniors!

FAFSA- This is the FREE application for federal student aid. This form is available January 1st of senior year and needs to be filled out by every student who is remotely considering going to school in the following school year. You can go online to FAFSA.ed.gov to learn more about this form and to get your PIN now, but the actual form is not available until January of senior year. FAFSA.com is a SCAM site, please be sure to use FAFSA.ed.gov. Student's must fill this form out with their parents. Extenuating circumstances need to be looked into and discussed with financial aid office of the schools you are looking at or with trusted financial aid counselors at your high school. DO NOT listen to your friends about financial aid. Every situation is different and every student may get a different answer to the same question. The Florida Department of Education's office of Student Financial Aid Office has local people available to help you. There are also financial aid seminars run by the district in January. Saying "I can't afford to go to school" is an excuse. The money is out there, you have to find it!

Pell Grant/Supplemental Grant- Money from the Government that helps you pay for college. This does not need to be paid back if you finish your class. If you withdraw from class, you will owe the government the money back.

Florida Bright Futures- Does not pay 100% any longer. It is a per credit amount reduction in tuition. PLEASE talk to your guidance counselor about the Florida Bright program and go to the website REGULARLY to review your information and the rules/regulations as they change at least yearly, sometimes more frequently! The Florida Financial Aid application is available in December of senior year and MUST be filled out no later than graduation. This form is not only for Florida Bright, but several other aid programs as well.