KU Tuition Grant

The KU Tuition Grant (KUTG) is a limited fund institutional grant. Funds for the KUTG are generated by tuition revenue and designed to help meet students' additional remaining need due to the tuition enhancement increases.

2007-08 KUTG Maximum Awards:

Undergraduate	Amount per Year	Amount per Semester
12 + hours	$2500	$1250
6-11.99 hours	$1250	$625
Graduate	Amount per Year	Amount per Semester
9 + hours	$1700	$850
6-8.99 hours	$850	$425

To qualify for the KUTG, you must:

• File the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA).
  - Due to limited funding, priority consideration is given to students who file by the March 1, 2007, priority date.
• Be a U.S. citizen or eligible non-citizen (as defined by the FAFSA)
• Be a degree-seeking student.
• Have unmet need after all gift aid has been awarded.
  (Gift aid includes federal, state and institutional grants, fellowships, scholarships, fee reductions and other veteran and social security benefits).
• Meet satisfactory academic progress standards.
• Be enrolled in a minimum of 9 (graduate) or 12 (undergraduate) hours for a full award or a minimum of 6 hours for a partial award.
• Have additional out-of-pocket expenses due to the tuition increases. (Students whose tuition is waived or paid by a third party are not eligible for the KUTG.)

Note: If you withdraw, drop hours, or receive additional resources after a KUTG is disbursed, you may be required to repay some or all of the KUTG.

Visit the KU Tuition Increase Information Page for more information.