Who are we? We are a group of students from the University of Washington who wants to help disadvantaged students as UW. Our inspiration We hope to use information technology to give parents of low income and poor families the tools to empower their children to break the cycle of generational poverty. This is why we chose to name the project “Project Oprah” after Oprah Winfrey. Oprah is probably the most well-known rags to riches story. The talk show host went from a poor, single mother, at the age of 14, to an enormously successful media mogul. Our Mission Provide a safe anonymous space for anyone who might be at a financial disadvantage. Our solution will focus on the needs of low-income students enrolled in higher education, giving them direct and anonymous access to anything they might need. Oprah@uw.edu Seattle, WA

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Scholarships Tips check with teachers and advisors before applying Apply for scholarships with smaller awards, it is competitive if apply for scholarships that offer the biggest bucks Apply for scholarships that fit your interests ​ Top Overview Awards Details Funding Events 01 Overview The Office of Student Financial Aid offers scholarship opportunities to students who are chasing their dreams. These funds are awarded to Washington resident students on the basis of financial need More Information 02 Awards details Different categories of scholarships students can apply for, which are totally customized and designed for every student who needs them More Information 03 Funding events Take part in large events funded by large corporations and companies that not just decrease students' expenses, but also enrich their experiences More Information

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Helping Center With various helping centers on campus, students will get help whenever they need help. You can also contact with advisors from these helping centers through our online chatting tool. *The star next to the name indicates the best fit for you. TRIO SSS TRIO Student Support Services at the University of Washington serves over 400 low-income, first-generation students and/or students with disabilities each year. Student Support Services is part of TRIO, funded by the U.S. Department of Education. ​More Information 206.543.7132 ​ Mary Gates Hall (MGH) 141 View More HSCMSP The Health Sciences Center Minority Students Program supports underrepresented minority and disadvantaged students interested in health science, biomedical, or behavioral graduate opportunities at every stage of their university career. ​More Information 206.221.6016 T-341B Magnuson Health Sciences Center Building View More EOP The Educational Opportunity Program access to a wide range of support services such as enrollment service, personalized academic and career advising, financial aid and housing resources, peer mentoring, internships and leadership/volunteer resources. ​More Information 206.543.7132 ​ Mary Gates Hall (MGH) 141 View More

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Financial Aids Finances should not be a barrier to getting an education. Whether you attend our Seattle, Tacoma, or Bothell campuses, you’re in the right place to explore the many grants and loans available that help makes paying for college as affordable as possible *The star next to the name indicates the best fit for you. The Husky Promise The Husky Promise guarantees full tuition and standard fees will be covered by grant or scholarship support for eligible Washington state students. You will not have to pay back these grants and scholarships. You can also be assured that if tuition increases, the financial aid you receive will increase as well. View More Application Process University of Washington students use the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) to apply for financial aid. The FAFSA should be received at the federal processor by January 15 for priority consideration for our aid programs for the upcoming school year. View More Transfer students All transfer students are considered for the same types and amounts of aid as other UW students as long as their aid application is received by the UW before January 15th. View More Student budgets Your student budget is the amount of money we estimate you will need for tuition, books, and living expenses for the 9-month academic year (October-June). Student budgets include only your educational costs; other family members’ expenses cannot be included in the budget. View More Fee-based programs The University offers both state supported and fee-based degree programs. Students who are enrolled in most fee-based programs will use a different process to register for classes and pay for their courses than students in state supported programs. View More *For more information, please visit https://www.washington.edu/financialaid/