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FEDERAL
SUPPLEMENTAL GRANT
What is a Federal
Supplemental Educational Opportunity Grant?
A Federal Supplemental Educational
Opportunity Grant (FSEOG) is an aid for
undergraduate students who have exceptional
financial need. These are students who have
the lowest Expected Family Contributions (EFC)
and A FSEOG gives priority to students who
have been awarded Pell Grants. You do not
have to repay a FSEOG.
What is the difference between a FSEOG
and a Pell Grant?
The US Department of Education guarantees
that the university receives enough money to
fund the Federal Pell Grant. However, there
is no guarantee that a qualified student may
receive an FSEOG. Students receive FSEOG
according to available funds at each
university.
How much can I get?
You can receive between $100 and $4,000 per
year, depending on when you apply, your
financial need, the cost of tuition at the
university you are attending and the
financial aid policies of the university.
How will I be paid?
Inter American University will credit your
account and will reimburse any excess funds.
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