12th Grade

The pressure is on, but you've got this.

Where To Begin

There's still a lot to do, but this is the year it all pays off.

Financial Aid

You probably qualify for more than you think. Help is available whether you're planning for college, trade school, or other training to enter the workforce.

Visit Financial Aid Hub

  • Apply for: Scholarships & Grants

    Scholarships and grants are the best kind of money — the kind you don't pay back.

  • Fill the gaps: Do the FAFSA

    See what government helps you qualify for. It's good for grants, scholarships, loans, and work study.

  • Follow Through

    Aid can come with strings attached — keep your grades up and stay on top of renewal requirements.

  • Apply for: Scholarships & Grants

    Scholarships and grants are the best kind of money — the kind you don't pay back.

  • Fill the gaps: Do the FAFSA

    See what government helps you qualify for. It's good for grants, scholarships, loans, and work study.

  • Follow Through

    Aid can come with strings attached — keep your grades up and stay on top of renewal requirements.

FAQ's

Not at all. You still have time, and Next Steps Idaho is built to help you figure it out as you go.

Yes — always. You probably qualify for more than you think, and some scholarships require a FAFSA on file even if you don’t need loans.

Call your counselor or the school directly. Options are usually still available, but the sooner you reach out, the better.

Unanswered Questions?

We are here to assist you with your questions.