Pell Grants
15 articles
Pell Grants are federal money for students with financial need to help pay for college or career training programs. If you're considering higher education but worried about cost, or you're already in school and wondering what funding might be out there, this category explains how Pell Grants work and what you should know about them.
The articles here cover questions like how Pell Grants differ from loans you have to repay, what factors affect how much money you might receive, and what steps are involved in the process. You'll find information about income limits, school types that participate, and how to understand your award letter.
How Much Money a Pell Grant Gives You
How to Appeal a Pell Grant Decision
How to Fill Out the FAFSA When You're Applying for a Pell Grant
How to Get a Pell Grant: The Process From Start to Finish
How to Keep Your Pell Grant From Year to Year
Using Your Pell Grant to Pay for Summer Classes
Using Pell Grants to Pay for Short-Term Training and Certificate Programs
What You Need Before You Start a Pell Grant Application
How Pell Grants Work and What You Need to Know Before You Apply
How Pell Grant Lifetime Limits Work and What They Mean for You
How Part-Time Students Can Receive Pell Grants
Using Your Pell Grant at a Trade School Instead of College
Pell Grants vs. Student Loans: How They Work Differently
When Your Pell Grant Money Actually Hits Your Account