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College Sources
l Federal Sources l State
Sources
• Full-time students with need
• Generally ranges from $500 to $10,000
• Up to four years of full-time study with similar financial need
and satisfactory academic progress
• Apply for financial aid by priority deadline
(does not require financial
need)
• Full-time student with family member(s) enrolled full-time
• 10% tuition discount for student in lower class level
• Up to four years of full-time study and satisfactory academic
progress
• Contact Office of Financial Aid with names of students.
• Students who report minority status on admission application and
demonstrate financial need
• Generally ranges from $500 to $2,500
• Up to four years of full-time study with similar financial need
and satisfactory academic progress
• Apply for financial aid by priority deadline
• Full-time students with need who bring Dollars for Scholars®
funds to the College. Student must have remaining institutional need to
qualify for matching program.
• College matches up to $500. Documentation of Dollars for Scholars®
funding is required. Submit matching form prior to the first day of the
fall semester.
• Full or part-time matriculated undergraduate students who meet
the federal EFC (family contribution) restrictions
• $400 to $4,731 per year
• For length of program; requires satisfactory academic progress
• FAFSA required
Academic Competitiveness Grant
• $750 for first year students and $1,300 for second year students
• Must be Pell Grant recipient and enrolled full-time
• Must meet rigorous high school curriculum requirements or have
achieved at least a score of 3 on two AP tests and have at least a 3.0
cumulative grade point average as a second year student
• Must be a US citizen
National SMART Grant
• Up to $4,000 per year for juniors and seniors
• Must be Pell Grant recipient and enrolled full-time
• Must be enrolled in federally approved science or mathematics
major and have earned at least a 3.0 cumulative grade point average
• Must be a US citizen
• Generally restricted to Pell Grant recipients matriculated in
traditional programs
• $100 to $4000 by federal definition; budget allows for awards
that range from $100 to $1,000
• Up to four years of full-time study and satisfactory academic
progress
• FAFSA required by priority deadline for full consideration
Saint Joseph's College's programs are approved by the Maine
State Approving Agency for Veterans
Education Programs for benefits (GI Bill) from the U.S.
Department of Veterans
Affairs. Students who request veterans
educational assistance are required to have all previous
post-secondary experience evaluated for possible transfer credit. For
more information, please contact the Office of the Registrar.
• Full- and part-time matriculated undergraduate students who meet
the state EFC (family contribution) restrictions
• $1,450 per year for full-time study. $725 for part-time study
• For length of program; requires satisfactory academic progress
• FAFSA required by May 1
• Full-time matriculated undergraduate students who meet the state
EFC (family contribution) restrictions
• $500 per year
• Up to four years of full-time study and satisfactory academic
progress
• FAFSA required by March 1
• Full- or part-time matriculated undergraduate students who meet
VSAC annual criteria
• Generally ranges from $500 to $4,000
• Up to four years of full-time study with financial need and satisfactory
academic progress
• FAFSA required and VSAC application required by March 1
• Full-time matriculated undergraduate students who demonstrate
need and meet state EFC restrictions
• Generally ranges from $200 to $500 per year
• Up to four years of full-time study with financial need and satisfactory
academic progress
• FAFSA required by May 1
• Full-time matriculated undergraduate students who demonstrate
need and meet state EFC restrictions
• Generally ranges from $400 to $1400 per year
• Up to four years of full-time study with financial need and satisfactory
academic progress
• FAFSA required by March 1
• Matriculated undergraduate students who are at least half-time
and demonstrate financial need
• Generally ranges from $135 to $600 per year
• Requires satisfactory academic progress
• FAFSA required by March 1
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