Find the resources you need to be a success
DSF is here for you on your way to and through college! Below you will find a variety of resources to help you stay on the path of success every step of the way.
Learn how to qualify and apply for the DSF Scholarship!
Once you’ve completed your application, focus on your next steps to enrolling in college.
If you are a current DSF Scholar, you must renew your DSF Scholarship application each year to continue to be eligible for an award.
Financial aid consists of scholarships, grants, loans, and work-study employment opportunities. Learn more about the latest FAFSA and CASFA application changes.
Your top 3 steps for financial aid success!
Learn about more DSF Scholarship requirements like GPA requirements, full-time enrollment, Colorado residency, transferring, and how to submit an appeal to DSF.
Watch this video to understand the Student Success Requirements for DSF Scholars.
Watch this video to understand how to select your college for the DSF scholarship.
Watch this video to understand how DSF handles communications with students.
Find answers to frequently asked questions about the DSF Scholarship application, award, and student portal.
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Read the full DSF Scholarship policy for the 2023-24 academic year.
Explore career pathways by industry or by stackable credential, including Business, Industrial, Engineering, Public Safety, Education, and more.
The first step of the Financial Aid process as a student in Colorado is determining whether to fill out the FAFSA or the CASFA.
The second step to completing the FAFSA is to determine whose information needs to be included on the financial aid application.
Once you've completed the FAFSA application, understand your Student Aid Index (SAI) and next steps with your colleges in order to receive financial aid.
You're almost there! Fill out the FAFSA application with all the required information for both students and parents.
The Colorado Application for State Financial Aid (CASFA) provides an opportunity for financial aid for students not eligible for federal student aid. Learn what you need to know to fill out the CASFA.
The third step to completing the FAFSA is to create accounts for all contributors. Find out how for families with mixed statuses or parents without Social Security Numbers (SSN).
Learn the terms you will need to know to make sense of the FAFSA and CASFA financial aid applications.
Once you've completed the FAFSA application, understand your Student Aid Index (SAI) and next steps with your colleges in order to receive financial aid.
You're almost there! Fill out the FAFSA application with all the required information for both students and parents.
The third step to completing the FAFSA is to create accounts for all contributors. Find out how for families with mixed statuses or parents without Social Security Numbers (SSN).
The second step to completing the FAFSA is to determine whose information needs to be included on the financial aid application.
The first step of the Financial Aid process as a student in Colorado is determining whether to fill out the FAFSA or the CASFA.
The Colorado Application for State Financial Aid (CASFA) provides an opportunity for financial aid for students not eligible for federal student aid. Learn what you need to know to fill out the CASFA.
Learn the terms you will need to know to make sense of the FAFSA and CASFA financial aid applications.
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