Hillel does not offer scholarships for students. However, resources may be available through the Jewish community locally or nationally.

TheBagel.org - The Los Angeles Hillel Council has created a database of grants, loans, scholarships and other forms of financial aid that are available specifically for Jewish students. The database is easy to use and offers resources for both undergraduate and graduate students, as well as programs in Israel and internship and fellowship opportunities.

Jewish federations - Many Jewish federations offer scholarships for local students or students who plan to attend college in their area to help offset the costs of tuition and other college-related expenses. You can find the Jewish federation in your area by visiting the Web site of the United Jewish Communities, the umbrella organization for the Jewish federation system.

Jewish Vocational Service or Jewish Social Service agencies - Many large communities have Jewish Vocational Service or Jewish Social Service agencies that include college scholarships among the variety of services they offer to the local Jewish community.

Places you wouldn't think to look - Just doing a simple Google search using the search terms "Jewish" and "scholarship" yielded many sources of financial aid, from organizations like the Jewish War Veterans of America to the National Women's Studies Association. Many of these scholarships, like the one offered by the Association of Jewish Libraries, are specific to a certain area of study, but with a wide variety available, there is sure to be at least one that suits your needs.

Other potential sources of aid are synagogues, Jewish men's groups, local B'nai B'rith or Hadassah chapters and Jewish community centers, among others.