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Handling Financial Aid at University of Montana

Hello everyone! I'm interested in the University of Montana and had a few questions about their financial aid process. How do I apply and what kind of aid is available for students? Specifically, I’m curious about scholarships and grants that they may offer. Any help is much appreciated!

3 months ago

Hello! The University of Montana has several financial aid resources available for students, including federal aid, scholarships, and grants. To apply for financial aid, you'll need to complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). The FAFSA opens on October 1st and the priority deadline for applying at the University of Montana is December 1st. You can submit the FAFSA online at studentaid.gov. Be sure to include the University of Montana's school code, 002536, on your FAFSA so they can access your information.

The University of Montana offers various scholarships and grants for students. The primary source of scholarships is the New Freshman Scholarship program. This program awards scholarships based on a combination of high school GPA and standardized test scores (if available). Eligibility for these scholarships is automatic once you apply to the university, and no separate application is required. You can find more information on the scholarship opportunities here: umt.edu/scholarships.

In addition to these scholarships, you may want to explore departmental scholarships, which are available for specific areas of study. You'll have to contact the department you're interested in for more information on eligibility and application requirements.

As for grants, federal and state grants are determined when you complete the FAFSA. These grants are typically awarded based on financial need. The most common federal grants are the Pell Grant and the Supplemental Educational Opportunity Grant (SEOG). Montana also has a few state grants, such as the Montana Higher Education Grant (MHEG) and the Baker Grant, which you may be eligible for.

Keep in mind that the University of Montana also offers work-study opportunities, which allow you to work on or off-campus to help cover your educational expenses. Your eligibility for work-study will also be determined through the FAFSA application.

Good luck with your application and financial aid process at the University of Montana!

3 months ago

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