Scholarships- A scholarship is an earned gift. You earn it by achieving excellence in academics or extracurricular activities. It never has to be repaid.
Grants- A grant is a gift that is based on the financial need of your family. It never has to be repaid.
Loans- A loan is not a gift. However, student loans provide money for education at the lowest possible interest rates, and under many loan programs, interest does not accumulate while the student is in school.
Work-study - These employment programs provide part-time jobs funded by the federal and state governments.
College costs can be high, but there is help available! Federal Student Aid, an office of the U.S. Department of Education, provides assistance to students including grants, loans, and work-study.
Federal student aid can be used to cover the costs of your college's tuition and fees, room and board, books and supplies, and transportation. This aid can also be used to help pay for a computer and dependent child care expenses.
John Jay Center for Learning networks with organizations throughout the community and surrounding areas. The John Jay Center for Learning strives to provide new program enhancing the lives and well being of our residents.
Our Location
101 S. Meridian Street Portland, IN 47371 Phone: 260-729-5525
Restoring our Past for a Brighter Future
Many generous contributions have funded the restoration of the historic Weiler Building in downtown Portland into a wonderful home for John Jay Center for Learning. On September 13, 2008, Historic Landmarks Foundation of Indiana presented John Jay Center for Learning, Inc. with the Cook Cup for Outstanding Restoration of an Indiana Landmark for John Jay’s superb restoration of the Weiler Building. If you...
