Educational institutions in United States: profiles, services and practical information.
The Need-Based part of Roberta B. Willis differs from Need-Merit because the state page does not describe it as a merit competition or require the other pathway’s class-…
View profile →The Roberta B. Willis Need-Merit Scholarship combines financial need and academic achievement for Connecticut residents attending an eligible public or nonprofit private…
View profile →Inspire is a Delaware State University scholarship, not a fund that follows a student to any campus. DSU offers it to graduates of Delaware high schools who enroll full-…
View profile →SEED, or Student Excellence Equals Degree, reduces tuition in selected public pathways in Delaware, but it is not a universal scholarship for any college. It serves stud…
View profile →The Mississippi Eminent Scholars Grant (MESG) rewards academic performance and may be a different route from need-based aid. It is available to residents enrolling at an…
View profile →MTAG, the Mississippi Tuition Assistance Grant, may help residents who need tuition assistance but do not qualify for the maximum Pell Grant. It can be used at approved…
View profile →HELP, or the Higher Education Legislative Plan for Needy Students, is Mississippi’s most need-focused undergraduate grant: the state office says it can cover tuition and…
View profile →Louisiana GO Grant answers a different question from TOPS: what if a student still has financial need after other aid? It is a need-based grant for Louisiana residents w…
View profile →TOPS Opportunity is the entry-level merit award in Louisiana’s TOPS program for graduates enrolling at an eligible in-state institution. It is not need-based: the initia…
View profile →The Tennessee Reconnect TCAT Grant is designed for adults who want shorter, hands-on technical training at a Tennessee College of Applied Technology. It can help pay rem…
View profile →Tennessee Reconnect is for adults who want to return to school for a certificate or associate degree and need help reducing tuition costs. In the community-college pathw…
View profile →The Arkansas Academic Challenge Scholarship, funded largely by the state lottery, is not limited to students coming straight out of high school. Recent graduates, curren…
View profile →Arkansas Workforce Challenge pays for specific workforce training, not the general cost of any degree. Listed fields include advanced manufacturing, construction trades,…
View profile →The Oklahoma Tuition Aid Grant (OTAG) is a need-based state grant and differs from Oklahoma’s Promise. It does not require high-school enrollment beginning in eighth gra…
View profile →The Kentucky Educational Excellence Scholarship (KEES) is a merit award built during high school and used at a participating college. Unlike Work Ready Kentucky, it is n…
View profile →Oklahoma’s Promise can reduce tuition costs for students who start preparing in high school, but it is not an application any new graduate can first submit after graduat…
View profile →The Work Ready Kentucky Scholarship (WRKS) is for Kentucky residents seeking an approved workforce credential, diploma or Associate of Applied Science (AAS) degree who d…
View profile →21st Century Scholars is an Indiana college-aid promise that begins before high school. The state program is primarily for students who meet income eligibility and can c…
View profile →The Frank O’Bannon Grant is Indiana’s primary need-based state grant for residents pursuing an eligible program at an Indiana postsecondary institution. It includes the…
View profile →The Silver State Opportunity Grant (SSOG) is a need-based grant within Nevada’s public higher-education system. It is aimed at low-income, college-ready students at elig…
View profile →Nevada Promise is a state last-dollar scholarship designed to help recent high-school graduates attend a participating community college. “Last dollar” means it is calcu…
View profile →The Oregon Opportunity Grant (OOG) is a state need-based grant administered by Oregon Student Aid and applied through participating colleges. It may help undergraduate s…
View profile →Oregon Promise is for recent high-school and GED® graduates who plan to start at an Oregon community college. Unlike an open grant for all current college students, it i…
View profile →WG-PNP is the Wisconsin Grant pathway for residents attending an independent, private nonprofit college based in Wisconsin. Although it shares the Wisconsin Grant name w…
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