FAFSA Required?

Yes

Need-Based?

Yes

Full-Time Enrollment Required?

Yes

Varies

No

Additional Information:

Tuition restricted. Also based on academic promise.

FAFSA Required?

Yes

Need-Based?

Yes

Full-Time Enrollment Required?

Yes

Varies

No

Additional Information:

Beginning Fall 2011 for new incoming and transfer students. Tuition restricted.

FAFSA Required?

No

Need-Based?

No

Full-Time Enrollment Required?

Yes

Varies

No

Additional Information:

Beginning Fall 2011 for new incoming and transfer students. Tuition restricted. Based on academic merit. Renewable annually based on university standards of academic progress.

FAFSA Required?

Yes

Need-Based?

Yes

Full-Time Enrollment Required?

No

$602-$5,550 in 2012-2013

No

Additional Information:

Eligibility limited to 12 full time semesters, or the equivalent (e.g.; two half time semesters equal one full time semester) www.studentaid.ed.gov/pell-limit

FAFSA Required?

Yes

Need-Based?

Yes

Full-Time Enrollment Required?

Yes

Varies

No

Additional Information:

Must be eligible for the Federal Pell Grant

FAFSA Required?

Yes

Need-Based?

No

Full-Time Enrollment Required?

Yes

$2,149 in 2011-2012. $2,150 in 2012-2013.

Yes

Additional Information:

Tuition and fees restricted. The FL Dept. of Education may adjust this award at any time. Additional application preferred dates: Fall semester: June 1; Spring semester: December 1. Students pursuing a second bachelor's degree are not eligible.

FAFSA Required?

Yes

Need-Based?

Yes

Full-Time Enrollment Required?

Yes

Determined by state appropriations

Yes

Additional Information:

Students pursuing a second bachelor's degree are not eligible.

FAFSA Required?

Varies

Need-Based?

Varies

Full-Time Enrollment Required?

Varies

Varies

No

Additional Information:

Check with your local state agencies for eligibility. Students from states such as Rhode Island, Washington D.C., Vermont, Pennsylvania, Maryland, Michigan and Delaware have received their states' grants while enrolled at UM.