Ottawa University Financial Aid and Scholarships
Students Receiving Aid
100%
Total Aid Amount
$12.271M
Financial Aid Official Website
www.ottawa.edu/tuition-and-financial-aid/adult-and-online-students/financial-aid
Ottawa University (OU), Ottawa, Kansas offers grants, scholarships, and aids to the students who are eligible for it and who are in need of any kind of financial assistance. Financial aid is not given on the basis of academics, rankings, or merit basis. It is given to those who genuinely needs financial help to bear the expenses of the university.
Ottawa University has provided aid to all the students as a student receiving aid is 100% and the cumulative aid amount is $12,271,000.
While filling the FAFSA form, students should use the university FAFSA code 001937.
Grants
Federal Pell Grant
This is the most common type of grant. The application for this is the FAFSA and the results of that application will dictate how much and whether you are eligible to receive these funds.
Supplemental Educational Opportunity Grant(SEOG)
This is a “campus-based” grant program and is awarded to highest-need students on a first-come, first-served basis. There are limited funds available; file the FAFSA before March 15th for priority consideration, although this does not guarantee you will receive FSEOG funds.
Kansas Comprehensive Grant (KCG)
This is a grant program for needy Kansas residents, awarded on a first-come, first-served basis. The FAFSA must be filed by April 1st, although the March 15th priority deadline is recommended. The early filing does not guarantee you will receive KCG funds.
Academic Scholarships
Presidential Scholarship - Competitive scholarship awarded to selected first-year students who seek to be agents of change in their college careers and beyond. The award amount will be up to the full cost of tuition each academic year for up to four years.
Provost Scholarship - Competitive scholarship awarded to selected first-year students who seek to be agents of change in their college careers and beyond. The award amount will be up to three-quarters of the cost of tuition per academic year for up to four years.
Franklin County High Achiever Scholarship - Competitive scholarship awarded to select graduates from a Franklin County (KS) High School who demonstrates academic achievement and community service. The award amount will be up to the full tuition cost per academic year for up to four years.
Phi Theta Kappa (PTK) Scholarship - This half-tuition scholarship is awarded to members of Phi Theta Kappa who are in good academic standing. The award is renewable for two additional consecutive years. Proof of membership is required.
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