College isn't for everyone, but I do hate to see people not go because of money issues.  Here's a couple of sites that can help you pay for an education http://www.salliemae.com/before_college/students_plan/free_money/scholarships/scholarships.htm and http://www.fastweb.com/ .  Fastweb is something I used when I was planning for college.  Sallie May is new to me, but casting your nets wide is a good idea.

You should also go to the website of the school as well as the specific program that you're interested in.  I ended up getting a full tuition scholarship through the honors program.  I lost it after 2 years due to health issues that I didn't realize were health issues soon enough, but it was still a big help.  I also picked up a smaller scholarship, a $500 savings bond for a speech contest.  It wasn't as helpful, but the little ones can add up.

Many scholarship are need based or have a need based element.  There's also scholarships geared towards those who've had hardships.  So if there's anything good about not making much, it's that you qualify for more money for school.  It's a little late to start looking for aide this year, but now's a good time to be thinking about next year.