Wisconsin Grant ($1,000 to $3,500) May be offered to Wisconsin residents who attend Wisconsin private colleges such as Lakeland University.PLUS Loan (Variable) This loan is available from the federal government for parents of dependent students.Direct Loan Program (Subsidized and Unsubsidized) ($200 to $12,500) This loan program is federally funded and offers a competitive interest rate.Students work on campus for a maximum of fifteen hours per week.

Federal Work Study ($3,600 maximum) This is a work program awarded to high need recipients.Supplemental Educational Opportunity Grant (SEOG) ($200 to $1,500) Amount is based on need.Pell Grant ($657 to $6,345) Amount is based on need.Financial aid and scholarship programs administered by the university include: Sources of Financial Aid Federal Government A student’s individual financial aid from all financial aid grant and scholarship programs administered by the university (excluding the Talent Incentive Program (TIP)) will not exceed the cost of tuition. In addition to federal and state aid, the university sponsors a number of its own programs which are coordinated with and are used to supplement the federal and state programs. The offer of federal and state financial aid funds is contingent upon timely completion of all relevant application and financial status forms including the submission of student and parental income tax documents from the most recent tax year. Students who are uncertain about their eligibility for any federal or state aid program should contact the Financial Aid and Educational Funding Office. Lakeland University participates in federal and state student financial aid programs for which its students are eligible.

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