Financial Aid Office

Finish Line Emergency Grant:

Emergency aid is intended to support students facing unexpected or short-term financial barriers that may prevent them from enrolling or staying enrolled in college. No student should be denied based on immigration status. Students must be enrolled in 6 or more units to be eligible. Applicants are required to attend a financial literacy workshop and complete a survey. Please visit our Financial Aid Workshops webpage for the dates and times of upcoming workshops. If you are unable to attend a workshop please contact the financial aid office.   

*Enrolled students with an outstanding account balance will be prioritized. 
*Funds are limited and not guaranteed.

At BloomNation, we believe that local businesses are the heart of every community. As a platform dedicated to helping local florists grow and thrive, we're proud to launch the BloomNation Support Local Scholarship for students who share our passion for local economies, small businesses, and community resilience.

Each year, we will award $1,500 to one outstanding student who demonstrates a commitment to championing small businesses and shopping locally.

Eligibility Requirements 

• Be enrolled or due to be enrolled full-time at an accredited U.S. college or university for the Fall 2025 semester
• Have a minimum GPA of 3.0
• Be a U.S. citizen or permanent resident 

How to Apply - submit the following materials via the application form

• Essay (500-750 words) Discuss the importance of supporting local businesses in creating vibrant and resilient communities. Share your personal experiences or observations and explain how your future educational pursuits will equip you to champion local enterprises.
• Proof of Enrollment - Current transcript, acceptance letter, or tuition statement
• Basic Information - Full name, email, phone number, college/university name, and intended major

Honey Lake Hospice was founded in 2003, receiving non-profit Federal 501(c)(3) status in 2007. This charitable corporation was established to improve the quality of life for the terminally ill in Lassen County by providing guidance and support to dying persons and their families. The corporation is run entirely by volunteers, and all services are free of charge. Our trained volunteers become part of a team working with dying persons, their families, primary caregivers, physicians, home health nurses, and clergy.

• Current or former resident of Northern California
• Student at a Northern California or a Northern Nevada College
• Completed the first semester of college with a minimum GPA of 2.5
• Plan to continue education in nursing, medicine, or related health care field at an accredited 2 or 4-year college or university with a goal to work in gerontology, oncology, or hospice and palliative care