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Federal Pell Grant (PELL): A Federal Pell Grant is an award that provides undergraduate students, who have not earned a bachelor’s degree, with funds to pay for their education after high school. The amount of each Federal Pell Grant depends on the student’s financial need, the cost of education, and the actual amount of time he or she will be enrolled during the school year. This award is the basic award to which other federal and non-federal sources may be added. The Pell Grant, like all grants, does not have to be paid back.
Federal Supplemental Educational Opportunity Grant (FSEOG): This federal student aid program is designed to provide exceptionally needy undergraduate students financial assistance. These limited funds are available only to those students whose needs cannot reasonably be met from other sources.
Colorado Student Grant (CSG): The CSG program represents a commitment by the State of Colorado to provide assistance to qualified undergraduate resident students with a demonstrated financial need.
Colorado Leveraging Educational Assistance Partnership (CLEAP): Student grants awarded from this program are comprised of federal and state funds. These limited funds are available only to Colorado residents with documented need.
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