Paying for college can be complicated. Finding Grace doesn’t have to be.
100% of our full-time traditional undergraduate students receive financial aid. Every admitted student gets an automatic academic scholarship based on GPA, no extra forms required. From there, Indiana grants, federal aid, campus visit awards, and church matching funds stack on top.
Most Grace students pay a fraction of what they expect. Let us show you the real number for your family.
You were Created for More.
Your hard work in high school was worth it! You will automatically receive an academic scholarship based on your high school GPA when granted admission to Grace.
| High School GPA | Amount | Scholarship |
|---|---|---|
| 3.75+ | $15,000 per year | Provost's Scholarship |
| 3.25 - 3.74 | $14,000 per year | Dean's Scholarship |
| Under 3.25 | $13,000 per year | Honors Scholarship |
Incoming first-time freshmen visit and interview on campus for additional scholarship opportunities. All student scholars who participate receive an increase to at least $16,000 per year through the Winona Leadership Scholarship. To learn more, go to www.grace.edu/scholar or talk with your Admissions Counselor.
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*At each of the four Presidential Scholarship Days, the following scholarships will be awarded within one week of the event: 1 Trustee Scholarship, 2 Faculty Scholarships, and 6 McClain Scholarships. After each event, academic scholarships are upgraded and every student scholar who competes receives a boost to at least $16,000 per year through the Winona Leadership Scholarship. Following the final Presidential Scholarship Day, one full-tuition President’s Scholarship will be selected. All scholarships replace a student’s current academic scholarship and represent a significant increase in total scholarship support.
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Federal and state governments determine your eligibility for financial aid with the FAFSA. After October 1 of your senior year, complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) at www.fafsa.gov. Remember to file your FAFSA before the Indiana deadline of April 15!
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Be sure to apply for grants and scholarships in your local community. The vast majority of outside scholarships come from local organizations that want to help! Explore the opportunities below to learn about scholarships and grants in your hometown community.
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At Grace, 100% of our students receive financial aid. We are committed to making college affordable and providing you the best resources to get the help you need. High school guidance offices and libraries often have the best resources for local opportunities. Students and parents may qualify for employer assistance, veterans benefits or other outside assistance. All students who receive outside aid must notify the Office of Financial Aid.
Institutional scholarships require a student to maintain full-time enrollment and are limited to eight semesters (four years) of eligibility. Generally, institutional financial aid and outside scholarships cannot exceed the cost of attendance. Grace College reserves the right to reduce institutional aid in the event that a combination of federal, state, and institutional gift aid exceeds tuition.
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