A federal grant that provides funds of up to $3,125 based on the student's financial need.

This is the largest federal grant aid program. Qualifying students apply directly to the government for Pell Grants, but the grants are disbursed by the colleges the students attend, to all who qualify for this aid.

A federally funded grant, based on need, awarded through strict rules set by the Department of Education. If a student is eligible on the basis of these rules, an eligible school can pay the student his or her Federal Pell Grant to use to pay educational costs.

A federal grant program that provides people money to continue their education after high school. The amount a person can get depends on their "financial need."

Federal money given to students with the greatest amount of financial need. Pell Grants do not have to be repaid.

Need based grants for undergraduate students ranging from $200 to $3750 annually. This is the largest federal student aid program.

One of the largest sources of grants, Pell Grants are administrated by the federal government and the college awards based on federal regulations. Pell is designed to help students with their financial need related to their college costs.

Grant program funded by the federal government.  The maximum award is set annually.  Limits change from year to year.  The Pell Grant Award is figured by subtracting the Expected Family Contribution from the maximum Pell Grant award.

Scholarship aid from the federal government based on financial need. Institutions of higher education administer the grant.

Federally based grant with an annual maximum of $4,050. Eligibility based on the EFC (see above).

A federally funded grant program for need–eligible undergraduate students. Pell Grants are one of the largest sources of grants. Eligibility is determined by the information provided on the FAFSA. Pell Grants do not have to be paid back. Award amounts vary according to an eligibility index based on your EFC. To apply for a Pell Grant, you must complete and submit the FAFSA.

a example of a federal grant

a federally funded program where eligibility is based on demonstrated financial need

a government grant designed to help individuals from families with very low income afford a college education

a grant from the federal government

an award funded under the Federal Student Grant Program

an award to help undergraduates pay for their education

a need-based grant for degree-seeking

The federal entitlement grant program, awarded on the basis of financial need as determined by a federal government formula.

For undergraduate students, first baccalaureate degree only. Eligibility is based on federal methodology. The amount of the award ranges from $400 to $4,050 subject to Congressional appropriations, and will be reduced for students who enroll less than full time.

Federal student aid available to undergraduates with the greatest demonstrated financial need.

A federal grant that is awarded to college-bound students who apply and qualify for financial aid. Like all grants, a Pell grant does not have to be reimbursed.

A federal need-based student aid program.

A federally funded need-based grant program for first-time undergraduate students (i.e., the student has not as yet earned a bachelor's or first professional degree).Funds from this program are generally awarded to lower- and lower-middle-income families. Years ago, this program was called the Basic Educational Opportunity Grant (BEOG).

A federal program that provides financial assistance to students demonstrating a need for help in meeting basic educational expenses.

Federal money awarded on the basis of need. Grants do not have to be repaid.

Need-based financial aid awarded to undergraduate students completing a four-year bachelor's degree. Repayment of these grants is not required.

A federal financial aid grant available to qualified students that are enrolled in six or more units.

An entitlement program for undergraduate students (See Federal Pell Grant).

one of the largest sources of grants, Pell Grants are distributed by the Federal Government and are designed to help students with financial need pay for college.

A federal need-based grant.

A federal grant program for undergraduates. It is based on need.

The Pell grant is a federal grant that provides funds of up to $4,050 based on the student’s financial need.

Federal grant awarded according to a student's financial need.

A federal grant program offered to high-need students who are working toward a first bachelor's degree at a postsecondary educational institution. It is designed to assist students with the least ability to contribute toward their basic educational expenses. This grant is considered gift assistance and does not require repayment or a work obligation.

This is a federal grant and a part of the financial aid award; students need to apply for this via the federal financial aid form.

(see Federal Pell Grant) Perkins Loan Student loan, awarded to students with the most financial need.

a federal grant that provides funds of up to $4,000 for the academic year based on the student's financial need and enrollment status. Eligibility is determined by the EFC.

federal grant that provides funds of up to $2025.00 based on the student's financial need.

Federal grant program for undergraduate students who demonstrate financial need and have not yet completed a baccalaureate degree.

The basic federal government aid package, based on need. This is the "base" funding upon which additional assistance is built.

This is a grant program run by the federal government. To apply, fill out the FAFSA form.

This is a need-based grant that students do not have to pay back.

A federal grant that provides funds of up to $2,340 based on the student's financial need.

Pell grants are awarded solely on demonstrated financial need to every eligible undergraduate student who hasn't already earned a bachelor's or professional degree. The amount of your Pell grant will depend on your financial need, your college costs, and whether you're attending college full time or part time. The funds can be used for tuition, fees, and living expenses. For the 2007-2008 award year, Pell grants for full-time students ranged from $400 to $4,050.