奖助金

This grant is the basic federal grant program. How much you receive is dependent on:

• The Student 援助 Index determined by your FAFSA.
• Whether you’re a full-time or part-time student.
• Whether you attend school 为 a full academic year or less.

You can receive this grant 为 up to six years.

This grant is awarded to students with exceptional need.

Priority 为 this grant is given to undergraduate students who file a FAFSA by July 1 and have a Student 援助 Index of $7,000或以下. Additional undergraduate students with financial need may receive this grant based on the funds available. This grant is equal to the Blugold Commitment tuition differential.

This grant is used to help meet the needs of students who are experiencing unique or extenuating circumstances.

This grant has a maximum award of $2,000 and helps pay 为 study abroad expenses. You may be considered 为 this grant if you:

• Are studying abroad in the Fall or Spring semesters, or during Winterim.
• 有经济需求.
  NOTE: Recipients typically have an SAI of $10,000或以下.
• 是威斯康星州居民吗?.
• Are enrolled full-time 为 the semester prior to your time abroad.

This grant is similar to the 威斯康星留学补助金. 然而, it is open to students who are not Wisconsin residents, and it can be used 为 summer study abroad experiences.

This state-funded grant is awarded to Wisconsin residents with high need. To be eligible, you need to be enrolled 为 at least 6 credits per semester. You may receive this grant 为 a maximum of 10 semesters. This grant is available during the Fall and/or Spring semesters.
NOTE: If you are not a Wisconsin resident, contact the agency in your home state to see the availability of state grants while attending an out-of-state school.

This grant is awarded to Wisconsin residents who are of African American, 拉美裔, 印第安人, 或东南亚后裔. You must be a sophomore and have at least a 2.平均绩点为00才有资格. This grant is based on need and is available 为 up to four years.

This grant is targeted to low-income Wisconsin residents who are enrolled at least half-time as first-time freshmen. The grant is awarded 为 up to four years. Contact Blugold中央 or your local Wisconsin Educational Opportunity Office to apply.

This grant is awarded to Wisconsin 印第安人s with at least quarter blood ancestry or who have tribal affiliation. You can be awarded $1,100 per year 为 up to 10 semesters. Complete the Indian Scholarship Application and return it to the Tribal Office to apply.

This grant is awarded to students with tribal membership or blood ancestry.
NOTE: The percentage of blood ancestry needed may vary.

The grant is worth approximately $1,800. Complete the Indian Scholarship Application and return it to the Tribal Office to apply.

This is a state grant 为 undergraduate Wisconsin residents and who did not receive the Wisconsin Higher Education Grant. Students must show unmet need to qualify.

This grant fund is available 为 Wisconsin residents who have unmet need.

The FFWS is a private foundation established in 2007 by a monetary gift from John P. 和Tashia F. Morgridge, which provides grants to talented graduates of Wisconsin public high schools attending a UW or WTCS college or university. The grants are gifts and do not need to be repaid.

There is no application process 为 the FFWS grants. The recipients of the FFWS grants are randomly chosen from a group of eligible students through a selection process completed in the Student Success Office of the UW System.

A communication is sent directly to selected students with next steps.  Please refer to the FFWS email 为 more details regarding access to the Student Response Form which is submitted electronically. 

The 威斯康辛学费承诺 is a new initiative to ensure under served Wisconsin students can attend any UW System university, 包括澳门葡京网赌送彩金, 无需支付学费或大部分费用. The 威斯康辛学费承诺 is currently not available 为 incoming or transfer students. The program aims to increase the number of state residents who graduate with a bachelor’s degree — especially first-generation students and those from low-to-moderate income households. This will improve lives and help meet the state’s work为ce needs.

For more in为mation please review in为mation found on the Universities of WI site: http://www.wisconsin.edu/tuition-promise/