Washington College Grant
Washington Student Achievement Council (WSAC)
Who can apply: Residents of WA; with demonstrated financial need.
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Create a free accountWashington residents can get their full tuition covered at any in-state public college, university, or technical college, or a comparable amount toward an approved private school or apprenticeship, through this need-based grant. A family of four making up to $83,500 gets the full award, and partial awards go up to $139,500; you apply through FAFSA or WASFA.
What you'll need to apply
- Financial information: FAFSA or WASFA, with family income at or under 100% of the state median
- Washington resident for one year, with a high school diploma or equivalent
- Proof of enrollment or acceptance: At least 3 credits toward a first degree, certificate or apprenticeship
- Satisfactory academic progress
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Eligibility
- • Residents of: WA
- • Demonstrated financial need required
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