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Financial Aid
Links
Before the senior year:
Families may want to get
an estimate of how much
college will cost and
their expected family
contributions. The
following websites can
assist families
calculate an estimated
financial aid:
Applying for Financial
Aid:
To be considered for
financial aid students
must complete the Free
Application for Federal
Student Aid (FAFSA).
This is the only
approved application
students and parents
should use to apply for
federal, state, and
institutional financial
aid.
Step one:
register at
https://studentaid.ed.gov/sa/fafsa
Step two:
FAS ID at
https://fsaid.ed.gov/npas/index.htm
Step three:
complete FAFSA on
the web worksheet
after October 1st.
Keep all financial
aid papers in one place
for easy referencing…
Michigan Financial
Aid Programs:
Funding and program
requirements for all
programs are subject to
legislative changes. Vis it
https://www.michigan.gov/mistudentaid
for updated information.
This website also has
information regarding
the programs below.
Michigan Promises
Scholarship:
www.Michigan.gov/promise
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Michigan Promises
Scholarship
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Michigan Competitive
Scholarship
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Michigan Tuition
Grant
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Michigan Education
Opportunity Grant
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Adult Part-Time
Grant
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Michigan Work-Study
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Michigan Nursing
Scholarship
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Children of Veterans
Tuition Grant
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Tuition Incentive
Program
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Education and
Training Voucher
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Police Officer’s and
Fire Fighter’s
Survivor Tuition Act
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Michigan
Rehabilitation
Services
Programs for Native
Americans:
Federal Financial Aid
Programs:
Funding and program
requirements for all
programs are subject to
legislative changes.
Visit
www.studentaid.ed.gov
for updated information.
This website also has
information regarding
the programs below.
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Federal Pell Grant
Program
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Academic
Competitiveness
Grant Program
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National Science and
Mathematics Access
to Retain Talent
(SMART)
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TEACH
Grant program
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Federal Supplemental
Educational
Opportunity Grant
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Federal Work-Study
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Federal Loans:
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Federal Perkins
Loans
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Federal
Stafford and PLUS
Loans
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Subsidized
Federal Stafford
Loan
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Unsubsidized
Federal
Stafford
Loan
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Robert C.
Byrd Honors
Scholarship
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Special/Federal
Leveraging Education
Assistance
Partnership
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Youth
in Transition
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Federal Health and
Human Services
Programs
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Carl D.
Perkins Career and
Technology Education
Act of 2006
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Military Tuition
Support Programs
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Reserve Officer
Training Corps
(ROTC) and Michigan
National Guard
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Education Tax Credit
Scholarships:
A
list of National and
State scholarships will
be given to students in
early December. Any
other Scholarships
received by the
counseling office will
be announced to students
to pick up in the
office.
A list of Local
Scholarships and
applications will be
given to qualified
seniors in March.
Students typically have
three to four weeks to
complete these
applications and return
them to the counseling
office.
Scholarship searches
can be a useful tool
when looking for
assistance. Please be
advised that these
searches should be free.
You should not have to
pay a fee or give a bank
account number to apply
for or to hold a
scholarship. A list of
scholarship web sites is
provided below.
Other things to
consider:
Look up the college
or university financial
aid and scholarship
webpages to you plan to
attend. There may be
opportunities there.
Examples below:
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