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1. • Submit your FAFSA by April 1

     • To be considered for all available aid, submit your FAFSA by April 1. A complete FAFSA status means that you have turned in all forms that we may have asked for and nothing else is needed. Check your student requirements on the Financial Aid Dashboard. Please do your FAFSA no later than early March to meet the April 1 deadline.
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2. sc.edu › about › offices_and_divisionsFinancial Aid and Scholarships - University of South Carolina

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   To be eligible to receive any federal and state aid or private loans, students must follow the Office of Student Financial Aid and Scholarship's Satisfactory Academic Progress policy. Students must meet satisfactory academic progress requirements or appeal to continue receiving financial aid.

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   • Scholarships

     USC recognizes non-institutional scholarships as any funding...

   • Financial Aid

     Types of Aid. We administer different types of financial...

   • Cost and Aid

     Costs and Benefits of a South Carolina Degree. USC has a lot...

   • FAFSA

     The FAFSA is necessary to apply for the following financial...

   • Grants

     Since 2008, the Gamecock Guarantee has offered an...

   • Loans

     At USC, students are automatically awarded federal direct...

   • Student Employment

     Student Employment. Our office works in partnership with the...

   • Exchange Programs

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   How do I apply for financial aid in South Carolina?

   • To apply, students must complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). The financial aid office on each eligible state public college campus administers the South Carolina Need-Based Grant program, determines the students’ eligibility to receive grant funding, and the exact amount.

   Scholarships and Grants for SC Residents | CHE - South Carolina

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   How does financial aid work in South Carolina?

   • The financial aid office on each eligible state public college campus administers the South Carolina Need-Based Grant program, determines the students’ eligibility to receive grant funding, and the exact amount. All gift aid and scholarships must be applied first before awarding the grant.

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   How do I apply for financial aid?

   • Complete the U.S. Department of Education's Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). This is a critical step toward maximizing your financial aid, as colleges use FAFSA data to determine financial aid eligibility and award amounts for both Federal and State financial assistance.

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   Does the University of South Carolina offer financial aid?

   • We can help you gain access to an exceptional college experience at the University of South Carolina. In fact, 88 percent of our students receive some form of financial aid support. As a result of the FAFSA Simplification Act of 2021, the 2024-25 FAFSA has been changed significantly to improve and expand access to federal student aid.

   Financial Aid and Scholarships - University of South Carolina

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4. sc.edu › about › offices_and_divisionsFinancial Aid and Scholarships - University of South Carolina

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   The FAFSA is necessary to apply for the following financial aid funds: South Carolina Need-Based Grant; Federal Supplemental Educational Opportunity Grant; Federal Direct Unsubsidized Loan; Federal Direct Subsidized Loan; Nursing Student Loans, Scholarships and Grants; Federal Direct Grad PLUS Loan; Health Professions Loans, Scholarships and Grants

5. sc.gov › residents › learning-scFinancial Aid Resources | South Carolina - SC.GOV

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   Information on financial aid provided by the state, including HOPE and LIFE scholarships, Palmetto Fellows scholarships, need-based grants and more. Learn More.

6. che.sc.gov › students-families-and-militaryScholarships and Grants for SC Residents | CHE - South Carolina

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   To apply, students must complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). The financial aid office on each eligible state public college campus administers the South Carolina Need-Based Grant program, determines the students’ eligibility to receive grant funding, and the exact amount.

7. sc.edu › about › offices_and_divisionsFinancial Aid and Scholarships - University of South Carolina

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   At USC, students are automatically awarded federal direct subsidized and/or unsubsidized loans as part of our financial aid offer to students. As the student, you have the choice to accept or decline a loan.

8. sctuitiongrants.orgHome - South Carolina Tuition Grants

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   The FAFSA for the 2024-2025 Academic Year is currently available online at studentaid.gov. To be considered for a 2024-2025 South Carolina Tuition Grant, students must have submitted their application online at studentaid.gov on or before August 1, 2024.

9. che.sc.gov › paying-for-collegePaying for College | CHE - South Carolina

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   Complete the U.S. Department of Education's Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). This is a critical step toward maximizing your financial aid, as colleges use FAFSA data to determine financial aid eligibility and award amounts for both Federal and State financial assistance.