Pell Grants
A PELL Grant may be available for students who meet the Federal guidelines for this type of financial aid.
NOTE: This is a federal grant, not a loan. It is provided to qualifying students to help with school costs. It is not intended to pay household bills. Click here for the government’s Net Price Calculator that will give an estimate based on the price of attendance and financial aid provided to students in a previous year.
You may not qualify for a PELL Grant if:
- Your income is too high
- You already have a degree (BA, BS, or higher)
- You were recently convicted of a felony drug charge for sales or possession of a controlled substance while receiving financial aid.
- You have defaulted on a student loan.
- You do not have a high school diploma, GED/HiSET, or an Ability to Benefit test (ATB)
- Be sure to bring income verification for wages, AFDC, Social Security, SSI, spousal and child support, and/or alimony.