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Wisconsin Tuition Grant

The Wisconsin Tuition Grant (WTG), also known as the Wisconsin Grant, provides need-based financial assistance to eligible undergraduate residents attending private, non-profit colleges and universities in Wisconsin.

Eligible students may receive up to $4,850 per academic year, depending on the school attended and student’s financial need as determined by the FAFSA.

Type of InstitutionAward Amount
Technical Colleges$1,752
University of Wisconsin$3,500
Private, Non-Profit Institutions$4,850

Eligibility is based on the Student Aid Index  (SAI), with awards gradually phasing out at higher SAI levels. Students in private, non-profit colleges with an SAI of 10,000 or less may qualify for the maximum award.

FAQ

Who is eligible for Wisconsin Tuition Grant?

  1. Be a Wisconsin resident and U.S. citizen or eligible non-citizen
  2. Have a high school diploma, GED, or equivalent
  3. Be an undergraduate student with no prior baccalaureate degree
  4. Be admitted and enrolled at least half-time a private, non-profit college or university based in Wisconsin
  5. Must exhibit financial need as determined by the FAFSA

How do I apply for Wisconsin Tuition Grant?

To be considered for this WTG, you must complete the FAFSA each year by April 1. Selection is based upon financial need with a limit of 10 semesters of eligibility.

Wisconsin Higher Educational Aids Board
(608) 267-2206

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