Federal and State Grants
Grants for eligible undergraduates (without a prior bachelor’s degree) vary each year. Award amounts depend on education costs, financial need, enrollment status, and Pell Grant regulations.
Federal Supplemental Educational Opportunity Grants (FSEOG)
Grants for undergraduate students (who have not earned a prior bachelor’s degree) who show exceptional need.
State-Funded Programs
Many states have grant and scholarship programs for students with financial need or strong academics. Recipients typically must:
- Attend a location within the state of legal residence.
- Provide proof of residency.
Speak with a student finance advisor to see if your state offers Chamberlain funding.
Chamberlain Workforce Investment Opportunity Act (WIOA) Funding
Please note that participation in State and Federal Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act (WIOA) funding programs is not guaranteed. These programs have specific eligibility criteria and training provider requirements that Chamberlain needs to evaluate carefully. As such, students are strongly encouraged to secure an alternate form of funding to ensure uninterrupted progress in their education.