Quick answer: Pick your state and school level to see the state grants you may qualify for, sorted by deadline. Every listing is checked against the official state page and shows the date we checked it. Your answers stay on your device.
Most states have a grant for residents that you don’t have to pay back. Most use the FAFSA as the application, and some have early deadlines. Answer two questions below to see what fits you. The other questions are optional.
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How we check listings
- Every listing comes from the official state agency page or studentaid.gov. We don’t copy from scholarship search sites.
- Each listing is checked twice, independently, against the official page. It shows the date it was last checked.
- If we can’t confirm a program, we leave it out until we can.
- We never list anything that charges a fee to apply.
What’s included right now
The main state grant program for 39 states and Washington, DC. National scholarships for adult learners, online students and grad students are coming next.
Deadlines and amounts can change. Always confirm on the official page before you apply.
Your privacy
The matcher runs in your browser. Your state, income, GPA and other answers are never sent to us or saved. No account is needed.
Sources
- FAFSA deadlines by state (U.S. Department of Education)
- Federal Student Aid Estimator (U.S. Department of Education)
- Each state’s official grant page, linked on every listing
Last checked: November 6, 2026