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For students attending college in Nebraska, typically awarded to lower-income families
Average grant: $1,032.13

For students in high school who are willing to enroll in dual enrollment courses
For lower-income families on SNAP, Free/Reduced lunch etc
DACA students NOT accepted

Qualify for in-state tuition if:

Reside in Nebraska for at least three years prior to high school graduation/obtaining a GED
Graduate from a Nebraska public or private high school or obtain a GED
Live with a parent or guardian while attending high school
Be registered as an entering college student not earlier than the 2006 fall semester
Provide an affidavit stating intention to become a permanent resident at their earliest opportunity. If the parent ceases to reside in Nebraska, the student can retain resident status if the student has a bona fide intention to reside in Nebraska

Undocumented/DACA students do not qualify for state grants or government aid; some universities more open to providing aid

Public institutions agree to charge students no more than 150% of the in-state resident tuition rate for specific programs; private institutions offer a 10% reduction on their tuition rates. You must be enrolling as a non-resident student at a participating MSEP campus to receive the discount. All enrollment decisions are made at the discretion of the receiving campus and the campus may exercise its right to limit participation or set specific admission requirements for MSEP.
States:
- Indiana
- Kansas
- Michigan
- Minnesota
- Missouri
- Nebraska
- North Dakota
- Ohio
- Wisconsin

Aims at providing resources and information to Nebraska families to help them answer college-related questions and concerns

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