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The University of Toledo - FAFSA code: 003131

Financial Aid

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94% of UT students receive Financial Aid.
Merit Scholarships are available, ranging from $1,000 to $6,000. Needs-based awards are offered, too, ranging from $500 to $8,000.
You could earn the Trustee Scholarship, which also ranges from $1,000 to $6,000 (min GPA 3.0). Check out scholarship page to learn more.

Bowling Green State University - FAFSA code: 003018

90% of all BGSU students receive some type of financial assistance.
You could earn the Freshman Academic Scholarship, worth $1,000 to $9,500! You simply must apply to BG, then your application will be reviewed- min. GPA of 3.0.

Owens Community College - FAFSA code: 005753

Owens offers more that 70 academic programs and certificates.
Classes offered at Owens will help you to prepare for a career, find professional development, or obtain credits that can transfer to a four-year institution.
The average class size is 14 students.

Lourdes University - FAFSA code: 003069

Raise Me Microsholarships - https://www.lourdes.edu/costs-financial-aid/scholarships/raise-me/
97% of Lourdes students receive financial aid.
Students whose family income is under $100,000 qualify for the Heart of America Grant, which can be up to $4000 a year.

Northwest State Community College - FAFSA code: 008677

54.3% of traditional students are awarded financial aid, awarding $800,000 in financial aid this year.
Northwest State offers more than 50 programs. Students can complete certificate programs and Associate degrees, as well as earn transferrable credits for Bachelor's degrees.

Terra State Community College - FAFSA code: 008278

• Terra State Community College awards more than $7 million in tuition assistance annually to its students.
• 69% of Terra State Community College students receive financial aid.
• Terra State is one of the few Ohio community colleges to offer an on-campus living option – The Landings residence hall.

Davis University - FAFSA Code: 004855

10-1 student-to-teacher ratio
Career-focused programs to develop marketable skills
90% job placement rate over the last 10 years

96% of GVSU students received at least one type of financial aid.
Merit scholarships range from $1,000 – $11,000, See scholarship link for more, including $3,000 Urban Schools Scholarship (helps lower out-of-state tuition to in-state level) and the Thompson Working Families Scholarship.
The application is completely free.