Grants

A Federal Pell Grant, unlike a loan, does not have to be repaid. Federal Pell Grants usually are awarded only to undergraduate students who have not earned a bachelor's or a professional degree. For more information on the Federal Pell Grant, please visit the Federal Student Aid Programs.

• View the Pell Grant Lifetime Eligibility Regulations

Year-Round Federal Pell Grant (effective Summer 2018)

Year-Round Pell

Effective Summer 2018 (April and May Terms): 

Students who have previously received full-time Pell grant disbursements during the 2017-2018 academic year, and meet the requirements below; will be entitled to an additional Pell grant disbursement. For students who attended less than Full-time during the 2017-2018 Academic year, their estimated Pell Grant award will be pro-rated based on enrollment credit hours.

Requirements to receive disbursement*:

• Students must be enrolled at least half time in their Financial Aid Track (e.g., three credit hours)
• Meeting Satisfactory Academic Progress (SAP)
• Have not exceeded the Pell Grant Lifetime Limit
• Students must register for April or May Term (See Financial Aid Track). 

*It is very important that you read over all sections listed under Financial Aid so that you have a better understanding of financial aid policies and your responsibilities as a Financial Aid recipient.

Alaska

• Alaska Performance Scholarship

Delaware

• Scholarship Incentive Program

Florida

• Florida Bright Futures
• FRAG (Florida Resident Access Grant)
• State of Florida Financial Aid Programs

Georgia

• HOPE (Helping Outstanding Pupils Educationally)
• ZELL (Zell Miller)

Kentucky

• KEES (Kentucky Educational Excellence Scholarship)
• CAP (College Access Program)
• KTG (Kentucky Tuition Grant)
• KNG (Kentucky National Guard)

North Carolina

• NCTAP (North Carolina Tuition Assistance Program)

Ohio

• ONG (Ohio National Guard)

Vermont

• Vermont Grants:
• Vermont Incentive Grant
• Vermont Part-time Grant
• Vermont Non-degree Grant