Selina, most state universities have online classes, but you have to have your first 2 years completed. If you haven't done your first two years, you should check into a community college. They have scholarship programs (you MUST fill out a FASFA first though) just the same as any university. Stay away from any of those programs like Maric college (not sure where you live but that is a BIG one in CA) or any small town "colleges" advertised, they pop up out of nowhere and disappear just the same. Honestly, stay away from even Phoenix online, there is an email going around the military from the Upper Levels (I believe a commander of naval personnel, but somebody reputable) that they are under investigation, their degrees aren't transferable/reputable... just be careful.
Look into a local community college that has been around for years. Once you find a school and fill out a fasfa, fill out forms at the financial aid office and ask if they have a separate financial aid office. If they do, I recommend you fill out a scholarship application there as well.
As far as private scholarships... boomer esiason, patient advocate foundation, Elizabeth Nash scholarship, CF scholarship foudation (go to google and look up the names, it should pop up some stuff)
