Community College Guarantee - Covers In-district community college tuition, contact hours, and mandatory fees
· Additional $1,000 Michigan Achievement Bonus award for Pell-eligible students
· No income Requirements
Michigan Achievement Skills Scholarship - Up to $2,000 for 2 years for certificate expenses
· No income Requirements
Michigan Achievement Scholarship - Up to $5, 500 per semester for up to 5 years for students attending a public baccalaureate program
· 7/10 FAFSA Applicants Qualify
· Family must demonstrate financial need
Tuition Incentive Program (TIP) - Covers associate degree or certificate tuition costs and/or partial funding for a bachelor's degree
· 4/10 FAFSA Applicants Qualify
· Family must demonstrate financial need
MI Future Educator Fellowship & Stipend - $10,000 scholarship annually, for up to 3 years, alongside a $9,600 stipend per semester to support student teachers during their full-time classroom training
· Up to 2,500 future educators annually
· must teach in michigan after receiving this aid, otherwise the fellowship converts to a 0% interest loan
Federal Pell Grant - Maximum award of $7,395 for the 2026–27 academic year, award available for up to 12 terms
· Exceptional Financial Need
Federal Supplemental Educational Opportunity Grant (FSEOG) - Up to $4,000 anually distributed by school's financial aid office
· Exceptional Financial Need
· Select schools don't participate
Military Aid - Scholarships are available to active members and for members of ROTC. ROTC students can attend a 4 year university tuition free with an extra $420 each month throughout the school year for expenses (like housing) and $1,200 each year to spend on books.
· For Military Aid you need to be Active Duty/Veteran (or in some cases, family)
· Additional benefits such as
· interest rate cap
· Public Service Loan Forgiveness