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| Continuing Education & Graduate Students |
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| Michigan Aid Programs |
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| Michigan Tuition Grants |
| The State of Michigan Tuition Grant program is designed to assist those students who prefer to attend a private,
nonprofit college or university. You may be eligible for a grant,
which may be used for tuition and fees, depending on financial
need as determined by a released copy of your FAFSA. You must also
complete the State application on the form and indicate Aquinas
as your first-choice school. To be eligible, you must be a legal
resident of Michigan and be enrolled or accepted as a student at
a private nonprofit college. |
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| Michigan Adult Part-Time Grant Program |
| Continuing Education Students ONLY |
| The Michigan Adult Part-Time Grant Program is
designed to provide grant assistance for needy adults who enroll
at approved public or private degree-granting Michigan colleges
on a part-time basis. Grants of up to $600 per year are available
for not more than two years of study. To qualify, students must: |
- Be enrolled on a part-time basis
(3 to 11 credit hours) as an undergraduate student at a participating
Michigan degree-granting college or university,
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- Qualify as a self-supporting student
according to current federal criteria,
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- Demonstrate financial need for funds,
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- Be out of high school (other than
GED or adult education) for at least two years,
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- Have been a Michigan resident for
at least 12 months,
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- Be a U.S. citizen or permanent resident,
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- Not be incarcerated in a corrections
institution,
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- Not be enrolled in a program leading
to a degree in theology or divinity,
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- Not be in default on a Michigan Guaranteed
Student Loan or Michigan Auxiliary Loan,
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- Be making satisfactory academic progress,
as defined by Aquinas College.
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| When funds are insufficient to meet the needs
of all eligible applicants, participating colleges will target
available funds to students with the greatest financial need. |
