Paying for College

Pell Grant Policy

IPFW Pell Grant Policy

Established as of April 15, 2010
Updated July 1, 2011

 

Receiving the Pell Grant

This is the amount initially provided by the FAFSA. During the 2011-12 Academic Year, the maximum amount initially provided is $5,550 for a student with a zero EFC and who is enrolled full time (minimum 12 credit hours). You do not have to be enrolled full time to receive the Pell grant; you can be enrolled in any number of credit hours to be eligible for funding from the first scheduled Pell Grant award.  However, the amount is prorated based on the number of credit hours taken.

Transfer Students

If you transfer to IPFW from another college or university, we will use the assumption method for determining hours completed. We will take into consideration your Pell award at your college and assume that’s how many credits you completed for the purpose of counting credits in an Academic Year.

IPFW School Code 001828

Frequently Asked Questions

 

Financial Aid for 2012-2013

The process of awarding financial aid for next year has begun!  If your award package is ready, you will receive an email at your IPFW student account.  Need help viewing and accepting your financial aid awards?

Changes to Child of a Disabled Veteran (CVO) Program

Students who will receive CVO next year must be aware of recent changes made by the state of Indiana.  Visit the state of Indiana's website to read more!

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