10th Grade

Halfway there. Time to connect the dots.

Where To Begin

You've got the hang of high school — now it's about connecting what you like to where it could lead.

Your Journey Starts Here

  • 1

    Check in with your counselor.

    Make sure you're on track for graduation, and ask about dual credit, CTE, or advanced placement options you haven't tried yet.

  • 2

    Take the PSAT.

    It's practice — for the SAT next year, and for scholarship eligibility down the road. Low stakes, real payoff.

  • 3

    Start imagining what's next.

    Start thinking about what you'd like your life to look like after high school, and the options that'll get you there.

Financial Aid 101

Most families don't realize how much help is actually out there. Getting familiar with the basics now makes senior year a whole lot easier.

  • What's the FAFSA?

    The Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) is a free online tool that helps you figure out what type of aid (and how much) you qualify for.

  • How do I get a scholarship?

    Start with Scholarship Idaho, it's a free application to eight state-managed scholarships. Then browse, filter, and search through hundreds of scholarships from across the country using the Scholarship Directory.

Scholarship Idaho

Right now: Scholarship Idaho is worth bookmarking. It's one application for multiple state-managed scholarships, and eligibility updates in real time as your record does.

Explore Scholarship Idaho

FAQ's

Not even close. Some scholarships track eligibility for years, and knowing early gives you time to qualify.

Grants and scholarships don’t have to be repaid; loans do. The Financial Aid Hub breaks down all three in plain language.

No. This is the year to explore both, not commit to either.

Unanswered Questions?

We are here to assist you with your questions.