Requires a FAFSA application. Grants are need based and given without repayment requirements.
Requires a FAFSA application. This program allows students to earn money to pay for their college education. These positions are not guaranteed.
State sponsored programs such as Tuition Incentive Program, Michigan Competitive Scholarship (MCS), Michigan Education Trust (MET), and Michigan Education Savings Plan (MESP).
Are given without repayment requirements but may have many factors involved in meeting requirements, often need and academic levels. There is a separate application required. A number of scholarships may require that a student has completed a FAFSA.
Requires a FAFSA application. Funds are available to both students and their parents. All loans must be repaid with interest. Repayment begins when you are no longer attending college at a part-time credit level or graduation.
Financial Aid (Title IV funding: Pell Grant, Direct Loans, etc) will pay for any Associates, Certificate, or Transferable program. It does not, however, pay for Credit by Exam, Undecided or Alternative Programs.
Be sure to explore other sources of financial aid including external scholarship opportunities, military and veteran benefits and American Indian tuition waivers.
Remember: There are many steps to determine eligibility for financial aid. Also, after qualifying, a student must make Satisfactory Academic Progress (SAP) in order to maintain eligibility for most financial aid programs.
