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Michigan DepartMent of treasury - stuDent financial services Bureau

student scholarships and grants

2014-2015 AnnuAl RepoRt

I am pleased to share with you what Student Scholarships and Grants (SSG) within the Michigan Department of Treasury-Student Financial Services Bureau has accomplished during the 2015 fiscal year (FY). The following report provides information about funds administered, number of Michigan students awarded, and outreach efforts.

Our goal during FY15 was to build partnerships with college access professionals, high school counselors, financial aid professionals, and community organizations to inform Michigan students and families about aid programs which assist with affording postsecondary education. We believe that postsecondary education is accessible, affordable, and achievable.

During FY15 (Academic Year 2014-15), SSG:

• Administered aid funds to 71,726 Michigan students for postsecondary education financial assistance.

• Disbursed over $104 million in aid to Michigan students.

• Launched a new data management system, MiSSG, allowing us to modernize while making improvements to customer service.

• Participated in President Obama’s FAFSA Completion initiative and the First Lady’s Reach Higher initiative; and worked to support Michigan high school counselors and college access professionals.

• Increased outreach efforts (see page 29 of the annual report).

Sincerely,

Carla Foltyn, Director Student Scholarships and Grants Student Financial Services Bureau Michigan Department of Treasury

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2014-2015 annual report

Michigan Department of TreasuryStudent Financial Services Bureau (SFSB)

Student Scholarships and Grants

2015 Student Financial Aid Reports

Report Page

Fund Distribution by Fund Source ........................................................................................................ 1

Michigan Competitive Scholarship (MCS) and Michigan Tuition Grant (MTG) by Institution…………..2

Merit Military Payments to Michigan Institutions ................................................................................... 5

Children of Veterans Tuition Grant Program (CVTG) .......................................................................... 7

Police Officer’s and Fire Fighter’s Survivor’s Tuition Grant (STG) ..................................................... 11

Tuition Incentive Program (TIP) ......................................................................................................... 13

Dual Enrollment ................................................................................................................................... 19

GEAR UP Michigan! Scholarship (GEAR UP 1) ................................................................................ 21

GEAR UP College Day Scholarship (GEAR UP 2) ............................................................................ 23

Fostering Futures Scholarship (FFS) .................................................................................................. 26

Outreach Services ............................................................................................................................... 28

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2014-2015 Annual Report

Program Volume Amount

Children of Veterans Tuition Grant 458 1,062,503

Dual Enrollment 1,054 871,187

Fostering Futures Scholarship 296 1,070,656

GEAR UP Michigan! Scholarship 13 46,611

GEAR UP College Day 281 1,413,685

Michigan Competitive Scholarship* 29,527 18,186,013

Michigan Merit Award 3 4,312

Michigan Tuition Grant* 21,893 32,620,997

Police Officer's and Firefighter's Tuition Grant 12 88,335

Tuition Incentive Program 18,189 49,341,411

TOTAL 71,726 $104,705,710

Footnote:

Number of Awards by Type of AwardMichigan

Competitive Scholarship

Michigan Tuition Grant

34,348 17,282

Number Receiving Supplement -4,611 +4611

Number Receiving by Fund Source 29,527 21,893

Fund Distribution by Fund Source*

STUDENT SCHOLARSHIPS AND GRANTS

ANNUAL REPORT 2015

Award Type versus Fund SourceBy Student

*Totals for MCS/MTG are noted as Award Type in the chart below.

SSG 2015 Appendices 1

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Michigan Competitive Scholarship (MCS)

Program provides renewable scholarships for students enrolled in approved degree-granting Michigan colleges and universities based on academic merit (ACT exam) and financial need. The maximum award is to be determined annually by the Department of Treasury.

Legal Citation Public Act 208 lf 1964

Michigan Tuition Grant (MTG)

Program provides grant assistance to needy students attending Michigan non-profit, independent colleges and universities. The maximum award is to be determined annually by the Department of Treasury.

Legal Citation Public Act 313 of 1966

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MCS MTG Totals

Awards Awards AwardsAdrian College 13 905 918Albion College 1 734 735Alma College 7 827 834Alpena Community College 26 26Andrews University 22 131 153Aquinas College 5 1034 1,039Baker College 331 2471 2,802Bay De Noc Community College 37 37Bay Mills Community College 2 2Calvin College 621 599 1,220Central Michigan University 2,052 2,052Cleary University 6 214 220College for Creative Studies 148 626 774Compass College of Cinematic Arts 11 50 61Concordia University 68 188 256Cornerstone University 223 954 1,177Davenport University 240 2843 3,083Delta College 143 143Eastern Michigan University 1,048 1,048Ferris State University 1,066 1,066Finlandia University 36 275 311Glen Oaks Community College 8 8Gogebic Community College 34 34Grace Bible College 39 176 215Grand Rapids Community College 267 267Grand Valley State University 3,443 3,443Great Lakes Christian College 7 107 114Henry Ford College 76 76Hope College 518 648 1,166ITT Technical Institute 3 3Jackson College 83 83Kalamazoo College 303 149 452Kalamazoo Valley Community College 101 101Kellogg Community College 68 68Kettering University 471 335 806Kirtland Community College 28 28Kuyper College 47 119 166Lake Michigan College 50 50Lake Superior State University 305 305Lansing Community College 149 149Lawrence Technological University 246 565 811Macomb Community College 135 135Madonna University 123 1190 1,313Marygrove College 10 526 536Michigan Jewish Institute 1 4 5Michigan State University 4,857 4,857Michigan Technological University 1,072 1,072Mid-Michigan Community College 61 61

Student Scholarships and GrantsMichigan Competitive Scholarships (MCS) and Michigan

Tuition Grants (MTG) Awards by Institution

Institution


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MCS MTG Totals

Awards Awards Awards

Student Scholarships and GrantsMichigan Competitive Scholarships (MCS) and Michigan

Tuition Grants (MTG) Awards by Institution

InstitutionMonroe County Community College 32 32Montcalm Community College 22 22Mott Community College 95 95Muskegon Community College 82 82North Central Michigan College 35 35Northern Michigan University 597 597Northwestern Michigan College 104 104Northwood University 195 964 1,159Oakland Community College 132 132Oakland University 1,218 1,218Olivet College 123 631 754Robert B. Miller College 2 106 108Rochester College 37 469 506Sacred Heart Major Seminary 0 8 8Saginaw Valley State University 916 916Schoolcraft College 87 87Siena Heights University 129 1138 1,267Southwestern Michigan College 57 57Spring Arbor University 281 1306 1,587St. Clair County Community College 53 53University of Detroit Mercy 365 1296 1,661University of Michigan - Ann Arbor 2,858 2,858University of Michigan - Dearborn 613 613University of Michigan - Flint 378 378Walsh College 12 305 317Washtenaw Community College 77 77Wayne County Community College 24 24Wayne State University 1,000 1,000West Shore Community College 22 22Western Michigan University 1,370 1,370

Total 29,527 21,893 51,420

Footnote:Due to a mid-year conversion, only the number of students awarded and paid is reported for FY15.


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Michigan Merit Award (Merit)

Eligibility for this award has now expired for all students unless they have served or are currently serving in the military. Students with a military extension can still collect their award up through 2017 with proof of military service.

The maximum award ranged from $2,500 to $3,000 and was based on how well the student tested on the Michigan Merit Exam.


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InstitutionTotal

StudentsAmount

PaidCentral Michigan University 1 $1,437.00Macomb Community College 1 $1,437.00Northern Michigan University 1 $1,438.00Total 3 $4,312.00

Footnote:Only returning military students are eligible.

Student Scholarships and GrantsMerit Military Payments

SSG 2015 Appendices

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Children of Veterans Tuition Grant (CVTG)

The program provides undergraduate tuition assistance to certain children of qualified Michigan veterans who are permanently and totally disabled, MIA or deceased. The renewable award pays a maximum of $2,800 per academic year.


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Institution Students Award AmountAlma College 3 $8,400.00Alpena Community College 7 $17,651.23Baker College - Allen Park 1 $933.00Baker College - Cadillac 1 $1,400.00Baker College - Clinton Township 3 $3,733.00Baker College - Flint 4 $6,998.00Baker College - Jackson 1 $933.00Baker College - Muskegon 6 $9,364.00Baker College - Owosso 3 $4,200.00Bay de Noc Community College 9 $15,544.00Central Michigan University 28 $78,400.00College for Creative Studies 1 $2,450.00Compass College of Cinematic Arts 1 $2,800.00Concordia University 2 $5,600.00Cornerstone University 1 $2,800.00Davenport University 4 $5,600.00Delta College 18 $40,704.65Eastern Michigan University 11 $30,100.00Ferris State University 26 $63,934.00Grace Bible College 1 $1,400.00Grand Rapids Community College 19 $42,486.89Grand Valley State University 27 $74,200.00Henry Ford College 1 $1,400.00Hope College 1 $2,800.00Jackson College 6 $11,410.00Kalamazoo College 1 $2,800.00Kalamazoo Valley Community College 5 $8,723.00Kellogg Community College 2 $700.00Kettering University 1 $2,800.00Kirtland Community College 1 $2,800.00Lake Michigan College 1 $2,800.00Lake Superior State University 4 $9,800.00Lansing Community College 18 $44,126.00Lawrence Technological University 3 $8,400.00Macomb Community College 9 $15,094.00Madonna University 1 $2,100.00Marygrove College 1 $2,800.00Michigan State University 28 $75,586.00Michigan Technological University 10 $28,000.00Mid-Michigan Community College 5 $6,185.00Montcalm Community College 1 $1,320.00Mott Community College 13 $24,005.04Muskegon Community College 17 $36,801.50North Central Michigan College 5 $8,339.25Northern Michigan University 6 $14,000.00Northwestern Michigan College 4 $7,123.90Northwood University 3 $7,000.00Oakland Community College 14 $18,950.40Oakland University 13 $31,850.00Saginaw Valley State University 16 $40,600.00Saint Clair County Community College 8 $18,586.00Schoolcraft College 6 $11,019.00Siena Heights University 1 $2,800.00

Student Scholarships and GrantsChildren of Veterans Tuition Grant Program


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Institution Students Award Amount

Student Scholarships and GrantsChildren of Veterans Tuition Grant Program

Southwestern Michigan College 4 $10,560.00Spring Arbor University 1 $2,800.00University of Michigan – Ann Arbor 10 $28,000.00University of Michigan – Dearborn 5 $14,000.00 .University of Michigan – Flint 6 $16,800.00Walsh College 1 $2,525.00Washtenaw Community College 11 $21,522.00Wayne County Community College 2 $4,194.00Wayne State University 15 $37,800.00West Shore Community College 2 $2,357.75Western Michigan University 19 $51,593.00Total 458 $1,062,502.61

Footnotes

SSG approved 162 new applications for 2015-16.

38 eligible students did not use program funds.An increase of 40 students from 2013-14 academic year.


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SSG 2015 Appendices

$374,404

$594,663

$93,436

Children of Veterans Tuition Grant Program (CVTG)

FY 2015

2-Year Public

4-Year Public

4-Year Private

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Police Officer’s and Fire Fighter’s Survivor’s Tuition Grant

(STG)

The program provides a waiver of tuition at state public institutions of higher education for children and surviving spouses of Michigan police officer’s and fire fighter’s killed in the line of duty.

CitationPublic Act 195 of 1996

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InstitutionTotal

StudentsAmount

PaidCentral Michigan University 2 $22,835.00Eastern Michigan University 1 $9,197.90Grand Valley State University 1 $11,304.00Kalamazoo Valley Community College 1 $2,275.50Lake Superior State University 1 $9,452.00Lansing Community College 1 $680.00Michigan State University 1 $3,431.75Saginaw Valley State University 3 $18,040.40University of Michigan - Dearborn 1 $11,118.00Total 12 $88,334.55

Student Scholarships and GrantsPolice Officer's and Fire Fighter's Tuition Grant

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Tuition Incentive Program (TIP)

The program pays for the first two years of college tuition and beyond for eligible students. Eligible students are those who have or have had Medicaid coverage for 24 months within a 36-month period as identified by the Michigan Department of Human Services.


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Institution Students Award AmountAdrian College 77 $151,380.00Albion College 13 $12,000.00Alma College 14 $12,500.00Alpena Community College 139 $418,024.50Andrews University 5 $4,500.00Aquinas College 56 $107,215.00Baker College of Allen Park 106 $190,555.00Baker College of Auburn Hills 83 $134,912.50Baker College of Cadillac 80 $172,225.00Baker College of Clinton Twp. 134 $257,630.00Baker College of Flint 299 $635,234.00Baker College - Online 28 $43,670.00Baker College of Jackson 69 $139,315.00Baker College of Muskegon 256 $595,087.00Baker College of Owosso 244 $547,027.00Baker College of Port Huron 89 $185,485.00Bay de Noc Community College 171 $524,297.00Bay Mills Community College 20 $23,290.00Calvin College 8 $7,500.00Central Michigan University 191 $176,500.00Cleary University 12 $39,330.00College for Creative Studies 9 $8,000.00Compass College of Cinematic Arts 5 $11,880.00Concordia University 36 $71,840.00Cornerstone University 75 $138,020.00Davenport University West-Grand Rapids 182 $356,174.00Delta College 672 $1,309,040.75Eastern Michigan University 166 $138,000.00Ferris State University 1308 $9,132,394.00Finlandia University 46 $86,225.00Glen Oaks Community College 66 $144,254.00Gogebic Community College 76 $211,618.00Grace Bible College 29 $54,840.00Grand Rapids Community College 977 $2,629,049.23Grand Valley State University 271 $239,000.00Great Lakes Christian College 18 $33,355.00Henry Ford College 1050 $2,029,762.00Hope College 10 $9,500.00Jackson College 397 $1,085,172.48Kalamazoo Valley Community College 477 $816,350.20Kellogg Community College 221 $479,991.39Kettering University 18 $15,000.00Kirtland Community College 169 $367,500.00Kuyper College 10 $20,680.00Lake Michigan College 271 $586,572.84Lake Superior State University 304 $2,405,391.00

Student Scholarships and GrantsTuition Incentive Program

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Institution Students Award Amount

Student Scholarships and GrantsTuition Incentive Program

Lansing Community College 645 $1,329,406.67Lawrence Technological University 62 $126,595.00Macomb Community College 912 $1,502,113.49Madonna University 57 $105,620.00Marygrove College 97 $189,455.00Michigan Jewish Institute 1 $1,140.00Michigan State University 163 $275,464.00Michigan Technological University 256 $2,773,561.00Mid-Michigan Community College 262 $761,744.13Monroe County Community College 96 $174,940.66Montcalm Community College 133 $288,183.00Mott Community College 775 $1,944,384.82Muskegon Community College 364 $895,561.50North Central Michigan College 180 $489,283.37Northern Michigan University 546 $3,697,078.66Northwestern Michigan College 326 $926,308.04Northwood University 82 $146,228.00Oakland Community College 868 $1,215,950.51Oakland University 96 $92,500.00Olivet College 19 $15,500.00Robert B. Miller College 3 $3,000.00Rochester College 38 $73,100.00Saginaw Chippewa Tribal College 3 $5,820.00Saginaw Valley State University 110 $88,500.00Saint Clair County Community College 277 $682,367.05Schoolcraft College 381 $753,209.00Siena Heights University 104 $193,500.00Southwestern Michigan College 240 $609,067.40Spring Arbor University 93 $166,490.00University of Detroit Mercy 26 $21,500.00University of Michigan-Ann Arbor 131 $118,000.00University of Michigan-Dearborn 131 $122,212.00University of Michigan-Flint 49 $40,500.00Walsh College 8 $5,000.00Washtenaw Community College 327 $575,298.00Wayne County Community College 931 $1,704,576.00Wayne State University 204 $176,500.00West Shore Community College 107 $186,367.00Western Michigan University 129 $108,100.00Total 18189 $49,341,411.19

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Institution Students Dollars Students Dollars

Alpena Community College 139 418,025Bay de Noc Community College 171 524,297Bay Mills Community College 20 23,290Delta College 672 1,309,041Glen Oaks Community College 66 144,254Gogebic Community College 76 211,618Grand Rapids Community College 977 2,629,049Henry Ford Community College 1050 2,029,762Jackson College 397 1,085,172Kalamazoo Valley Community College 477 816,350Kellogg Community College 221 479,991Kirtland Community College 169 367,500Lake Michigan College 271 586,573Lansing Community College 645 1,329,407Macomb Community College 912 1,502,113Mid-Michigan Community College 262 761,744Monroe County Community College 96 174,941Montcalm Community College 133 288,183Mott Community College 775 1,944,385Muskegon Community College 364 895,562North Central Michigan College 180 489,283Northwestern Michigan College 326 926,308Oakland Community College 868 1,215,951Saginaw Chippewa Tribal College 3 5,820St. Clair County Community College 277 682,367Schoolcraft College 381 753,209Southwestern Michigan College 240 609,067Washtenaw Community College 327 575,298Wayne County Community College 931 1,704,576West Shore Community College 107 186,367

Community College Totals 11,533 24,669,503$ N/A N/A

Central Michigan University 0 191 176,500Eastern Michigan University 0 166 138,000Ferris State University 1096 8,956,894 212 175,500Grand Valley State University 0 271 239,000Lake Superior State University 243 2,362,141 61 43,250Michigan State University 18 155,964 145 119,500Michigan Technological University 219 2,747,561 37 26,000Northern Michigan University 438 3,609,919 108 87,160Oakland University 0 96 92,500Saginaw Valley State University 0 110 88,500University of Michigan - Ann Arbor 0 131 118,000University of Michigan - Dearborn 0 131 122,212University of Michigan - Flint 0 49 40,500Wayne State University 0 204 176,500Western Michigan University 0 129 108,100

Public 4-Year Totals 2,014 17,832,479$ 2,041 1,751,222$

Phase I Phase II

Student Scholarships and Grants Tuition Incentive Program - Phase I and Phase II

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Adrian College 49 127,880 28 23,500Albion College 0 13 12,000Alma College 0 14 12,500Andrews University 0 5 4,500Aquinas College 40 86,715 16 20,500Baker College of Allen Park 95 181,355 11 9,200Baker College of Auburn Hills 74 126,113 9 8,800Baker College of Cadillac 76 168,225 4 4,000Baker College of Clinton Twp. 127 254,030 7 3,600Baker College of Flint 282 621,034 17 14,200Baker College -Online 24 40,470 4 3,200Baker College of Jackson 66 136,515 3 2,800Baker College of Muskegon 243 583,487 13 11,600Baker College of Owosso 231 533,027 13 14,000Baker College of Port Huron 85 182,685 4 2,800Calvin College 0 8 7,500Cleary University 12 39,330 0College for Creative Studies 0 9 8,000Compass College of Cinematic Arts 4 10,880 1 1,000Concordia University 33 69,340 3 2,500Cornerstone University 45 112,520 30 25,500Davenport University West-GR 151 332,674 31 23,500Finlandia University 34 75,725 12 10,500Grace Bible College 16 43,340 13 11,500Great Lakes Christian College 14 30,355 4 3,000Hope College 0 10 9,500Kettering University 0 18 15,000Kyper College 5 16,680 5 4,000Lawrence Technological University 43 111,095 19 15,500Madonna University 42 93,120 15 12,500Marygrove College 71 168,455 26 21,000Michigan Jewish Institute 1 1,140 0Northwood University 58 132,428 24 13,800Olivet College 0 19 15,500Robert B. Miller College 0 3 3,000Rochester College 20 55,600 18 17,500Siena Heights University 62 156,500 42 37,000Spring Arbor University 50 126,490 43 40,000University of Detroit Mercy 0 26 21,500Walsh College 0 8 5,000

Independent 4-Year Totals 2,053 4,617,208$ 548 471,000$

Grand Totals - All Sectors 15,600 47,119,190$ 2,589 2,222,222$

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$24,669,503

$19,583,701

$5,088,208

Tuition Incentive Program (TIP) Payments by Sector

FY 2015

2-Year Publics

4-Year Publics

4-Year Private

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Dual Enrollment Program

The program allows students from a state approved nonpublic high school to dual enroll in college courses beginning in the 9th grade. The Michigan Department of Education (MDE) approves the billings and the Michigan Department of Treasury pays the postsecondary institutions on behalf of the students.

CitationPublic Acts 131 - 134 of 2012

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Institution Students Award AmountAdrian College 29 $18,287.50Aquinas College 37 $30,900.66Baker College of Cadillac 16 $8,360.00Baker College of Jackson 33 $11,040.00Calvin College 7 $4,876.64Central Michigan University 3 $1,828.74College for Creative Studies 3 $2,700.00Concordia University 68 $36,110.71Cornerstone University 106 $83,172.06Delta College 27 $14,414.29Eastern Michigan University 2 $1,654.58Ferris State University 14 $8,918.28Grace Bible College 21 $24,871.00Grand Rapids Community College 38 $42,622.77Grand Valley State University 1 $1,463.00Henry Ford College 4 $1,438.00Hope College 2 $2,926.00Jackson College 10 $8,020.00Kalamazoo Valley Community College 15 $9,012.50Kellogg Community College 14 $10,169.50Kirtland Community College 10 $11,537.42Lansing Community College 69 $53,559.44Macomb Community College 15 $11,676.33Madonna University 15 $9,409.58Mid-Michigan Community College 32 $23,769.62Monroe County Community College 8 $11,982.00Mott Community College 15 $16,045.47Muskegon Community College 20 $20,553.77North Central Michigan College 21 $12,950.61Northwestern Michigan College 6 $4,657.60Oakland Community College 13 $5,675.99Oakland University 5 $2,944.48Schoolcraft College 29 $20,091.50Siena Heights University 60 $47,547.50Southwestern Michigan College 4 $4,495.00Spring Arbor University 87 $68,755.34University of Detroit Mercy 98 $47,549.35University of Michigan-Dearborn 3 $5,225.00University of Michigan-Flint 57 $138,985.38Washtenaw Community College 24 $17,384.00Wayne State University 1 $1,219.17West Shore Community College 12 $12,386.00Total 1054 $871,186.78

Footnote:The count is a duplicated count as some students attend multiple institutions.

Student Scholarships and GrantsDual Enrollment Program

SSG 2015 Appendices

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GEAR UP Michigan! Scholarship (GEAR UP 1)

A federal program that delivers over $6 million in scholarships to needy students from three urban public school systems: Detroit, Muskegon, and Flint. These awards utilize federal funds received as part of the GEAR UP Grant administered by the Workforce Development Agency (WDA). Scholarships are renewable for up to four years in an amount equal to Pell Grant maximums.

Legal Citation Public Law 105-244, Higher Education Amendments of 1998.

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Institution Students Award AmountBaker College - All Campuses 2 $2,775.00Central Michigan University 2 $11,100.00Eastern Michigan University 1 $5,550.00Mott Community College 5 $16,467.00University of Michigan-Flint 2 $10,406.00Western Michigan University 1 $313.00Total 13 $46,611.00

Footnotes:Funds for this program are appropriated from the federal government and administered by SSG.The student count is a duplicated count as students transfer between semesters/institutions.

This program was for class years 2007 - 2012 only. All remaining program eligibility will expire at the end of FY16.

Student Scholarships and GrantsGEAR UP Michigan! Scholarship

SSG 2015 Appendices

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GEAR UP College Day Scholarship (GEAR UP 2)

Michigan received a second federal grant that will pay out over $7.7 million in scholarships to students. Awards go to students who participated in programs developed by Michigan’s 15 Public Universities. Scholarship maximum is $5,550 and is renewable for five years.

Legal Citation Public Law 105-244, Higher Education Amendments of 1998.

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Institution Students Award AmountBay De Noc Community College 1 $2,775.00Central Michigan University 22 $115,885.00Delta College 3 $6,859.00Eastern Michigan University 22 $117,937.00Ferris State University 9 $41,713.00Gogebic Community College 1 $5,550.00Grand Valley State University 23 $123,487.00Henry Ford College 7 $33,299.00Kalamazoo Valley Community College 2 $8,326.00Kellogg Community College 3 $13,053.00Lake Michigan College 1 $5,550.00Lake Superior State University 2 $11,100.00Lansing Community College 12 $52,034.00Macomb Community College 2 $9,714.00Michigan State University 38 $208,126.00Michigan Technological University 6 $31,639.00Montcalm Community College 1 $2,775.00Mott Community College 10 $48,415.00Muskegon Community College 1 $1,574.00Northern Michigan University 13 $67,661.00Oakland Community College 12 $46,897.00Oakland University 8 $38,850.00Saginaw Valley State University 4 $22,200.00Southwestern Michigan College 1 $5,550.00University of Michigan - Ann Arbor 24 $130,360.00University of Michigan - Dearborn 5 $23,588.00University of Michigan - Flint 8 $38,696.00Washtenaw Community College 2 $4,255.00Wayne County Community College 6 $28,180.00Wayne State University 14 $70,764.00Western Michigan University 18 $96,873.00Total 281 $1,413,685.00

Footnotes:Funds for this program are appropriated from the federal government and administered by SSG.The student count is a duplicated count as students transfer between semesters/institutions.

Student Scholarships and GrantsGEAR UP College Day Scholarship

SSG 2015 Appendices

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SSG 2015 Appendices

$274,806

$1,138,879

GEAR UP College Day Payments by Sector

FY 2015

2-Year Publics

4-Year Publics

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Fostering Futures Scholarship (FFS)

The program provides eligible young adults that have experienced foster care with scholarship funds for tuition, fees, room/board, books, and supplies/equipment required for enrollment.


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Institution Students Award AmountArt Institute of Novi 1 $4,000.00Baker College 9 $18,000.00Calvin College 4 $16,000.00Central Michigan University 2 $9,000.00College for Creative Studies 1 $4,000.00Delta College 1 $2,076.00Eastern Michigan University 9 $35,000.00Ferris State University 8 $18,290.00Grand Rapids Community College 1 $4,000.00Grand Valley State University 6 $27,058.00Henry Ford College 5 $15,240.00Jackson College 1 $4,000.00Kalamazoo Valley Community College 7 $13,712.00Kellogg Community College 2 $5,000.00Lake Superior State University 1 $5,058.00Lansing Community College 4 $9,775.00Macomb Community College 7 $24,968.00Marygrove College 1 $4,000.00Michigan State University 8 $18,000.00Mid-Michigan Community College 1 $1,000.00Montcalm Community College 1 $4,000.00Mott Community College 1 $1,000.00North Central Michigan College 1 $2,552.00Northern Michigan University 4 $6,395.00Northwestern Michigan College 2 $8,000.00Oakland Community College 10 $28,489.00Oakland University 1 $4,000.00Saginaw Valley State University 8 $33,000.00Saint Clair County Community College 1 $2,224.00Schoolcraft College 2 $7,779.00Southwestern Michigan College 2 $5,000.00University of Detroit Mercy 1 $4,000.00University of Michigan-Ann Arbor 6 $9,432.00University of Michigan-Flint 9 $35,000.00Wayne County Community College 11 $30,315.00Wayne State University 28 $112,000.00Western Michigan University 129 $539,293.00Total 296 $1,070,656.00

Footnote:The count begins winter 2015 when SSG tookover administration of the FFS.$166,000 TANF funds were carried over to FY16.

Student Scholarships and GrantsFostering Futures Scholarship

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Outreach Services

Outreach Services is actively engaged in reaching out to students/families, high school counselors, community

organizations, and college access/financial aid professionals.

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Outreach Services

FY 2015 The Outreach team focused efforts on building partnerships, developing initiatives to stay current, and providing excellent customer service. To better serve Michigan students, families, and professionals, the following activities were initiated during the 2015 fiscal year:

Detroit Lions NFL Partnership High School Counselor Workshop MI Story Student Blog Movie Theatre Ad New SSG Publications and Promotional Materials Promotion of new Data Management System, MiSSG PSAT Promotion and Contests Public Services Announcements Social Media Contests Text Messaging Campaign (developmental stage) Webinar Series Workforce Development Agency – MI Gear-Up Partnership

The Outreach team is dedicated to making Michigan aware that college is Accessible, Achievable, and Affordable.

*Tracking began March 2015. **Social Media accounts created November 2014.

Statistics Gov. Delivery Subscribers 70,763 Materials Distributed Affording College in Michigan Guidebook* 28,023 Programs at a Glance* 20,565 Tuition Incentive Program Flyer* 21,565 Outreach Events College Fairs/ Financial Aid Presentations 52 Event Attendance 25,324 Social Media / Web Site Facebook Likes (MI Student Aid)** 923 Twitter Followers (MI Student Aid)** 194 Web Site Visits 627,679

5336 (Rev. 02-16)

Student Scholarships and Grants

Student Financial Services Bureau

our mission is to excel in assisting citizens to pursue postsecondary education by providing equality of access to student financial resources and information. Through the

administration of various student financial assistance programs, students receive the guidance and funding necessary to pursue

their educational goals.

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