South Carolina Tuition Grant A need-based state funded program available to eligible students enrolled fulltime (12 hours per semester). Residents of South Carolina and military related students who have been stationed in South Carolina for one year as of fall registration are required to apply for this grant. Students must complete FAFSA by June 30 each year. There is a maximum of eight semesters of eligibility to receive this grant. Students must meet satisfactory academic progress and earn at least 24 credit hours each year as a full-time student for renewal. Students must also be able to meet South Carolina residency requirements. For academic qualification visit: https://
sctuitiongrants.org/
South Carolina Vocational Rehabilitation Department
Training Assistance This training assistance is based upon an eligibility criteria for services and is not viewed as an entitlement benefit to a student. An eligible student must be an individual with a physical or mental disability which for such individual constitutes or results in a substantial impediment to employment. The student must also be able to benefit in terms of an employment outcome from the provision of vocational rehabilitation services and requires such services to prepare for, enter into, engage in, or retain gainful employment. Student may seek detailed information about applying and receiving services by contacting the local office of the South Carolina Vocational Rehabilitation Department. Students will also need to apply for Federal financial aid or other funding resources prior to being considered for training assistance.
Institutional Aid North Greenville University scholarship, grants and awards are made available by the generosity of funds provided by individuals, alumni, foundations and other organizations. These resources are limited and NGU reserves the right to place a cap on the number of scholarships offered or awarded at any time. Institutional aid is only awarded to students enrolled full-time and may not be used for summer school unless approved by the Director of Financial Aid. Full-time enrollment is defined as 12 credit hours or more each semester.
The purpose of institutional grants and scholarships is to assist students with institutional costs. The purpose is not to allow students to ‘profit’ by attending the university. Therefore, the following formula shall be used to package students for each semester:
Institutional aid plus all outside grants and scholarships may not exceed actual charges for tuition, room, board, fees and books.
Rent for university apartments, car registrations fees, fines, and supplies are not included. The Financial Aid Office shall adjust a student’s financial aid as needed to implement this policy.
North Greenville University reserves the right to reduce institutional aid if the student receives additional financial aid after the initial package is completed. When
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a student’s enrollment status (fulltime to part-time or resident to commuter) changes, the financial aid package may be reduced.
NGU Fellows Scholarship Program South Carolina residents who meet the requirements for the Palmetto Fellows Scholarship will be considered for NGU’s Crusader Fellows Scholarship.
Attend NGU Scholars Weekend in February. Eligible candidates must be identified by the South Carolina Commission on Higher Education (CHE) as SC Palmetto Fellows recipient by the application deadline.
A completed application must be submitted by the deadline indicated on the University website to be considered.
This scholarship will cover up to the full cost of tuition, room, and board and will be comprised of federal, state, and institutional aid. The cost of books and fees will be the responsibility of the recipient. If the student receives work study, athletic, fine arts or other private scholarships these awards may be used to cover additional fees.
Scholarship renewal is contingent on maintaining eligibility for Palmetto Fellows. Full-time enrollment is defined as 12 credit hours or more each semester.
Eligibility for renewal of the Palmetto Fellows Scholarship is based on guidelines set forth by CHE.
Visit
http://www.che.sc.gov/ for more information. For more information or to apply for this scholarship, please visit
https://www.ngu.edu/financial-aid.php.
Trustee Scholarship Program Students who meet the requirements for this scholarship are eligible for up to $17,000 per year/resident or $8,500 per year/commuter. Requirements are as follows:
3.8 High School GPA and 1300 SAT (critical reading and math portions) or 29 ACT
A completed application must be submitted by the deadline indicated on the University website to be considered.
Attend the NGU Scholars Weekend February.
Scholarship is renewable for up to 8 consecutive semesters of full-time enrollment and students must maintain a minimum cumulative NGU GPA of 3.0. Full- time enrollment is defined as 12 credit hours or more each semester.
For more information or to apply for this scholarship, please visit
https://www.ngu.edu/financial-aid.php.
Foothills Scholarship Program Beginning Fall 2020 this scholarship is no longer offered. Students who meet the renewable requirements for this scholarship are eligible for up to $12,000 per year/resident
or $6,000 per year/commuter.
Founder’s Scholarship $10,000 per year/resident or $7,000 per year/commuter
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