AidBridge
Free for students

Find money for school. Avoid surprise costs. Discover real opportunities.

Find aid, internships, scholarships, and textbook help — without digging through 50 websites. Get a personalized plan with direct links, copyable checklists, and clear next steps.

Free. Student-led. Built to help you save and get ahead.

Not sure where to start?

Most students don't know which form, deadline, waiver, or application they need. That's exactly why AidBridge exists. Tell us your situation and we'll point you to the right tool, the deadlines that may matter, and what to do next.

Use the AidBridge Navigator →

A guided search — not AI. It points you to the right AidBridge tools.

Start with what you need

Four ways to get ahead. Pick one — your answers carry into the others.

How AidBridge works

  1. Tell AidBridge what you need

    Answer a few simple questions — most are optional. No SSNs, ever.

  2. Get matched to the right path

    We read your situation and point you to the right next step.

  3. Save resources & deadlines

    Keep scholarships, aid steps, and the dates that matter in one place.

  4. Follow your student plan

    Your My Plan pulls it together into a clear, personalized checklist.

Why students use AidBridge

Save hours

Stop digging through 50 websites. One place for aid, scholarships, internships, and textbooks.

Know what to do next

Every result ends with a clear best next step — not a wall of generic advice.

Understand the real cost

Decode award letters, separate grants from loans, and find money you might be missing.

One connected plan

Your dashboard pulls every tool together into a single today / this-week plan.

Who can use it

Any student or family confused by financial aid can use AidBridge. We especially focus outreach on first-generation, low-income, and immigrant-family students.

Build my plan

Important

AidBridge helps guide students, but school rules, deadlines, and eligibility vary by school, program, and state. We never guarantee aid, scholarships, internships, or outcomes — always confirm the details with the official source.