Grants

• $7,395 maximum (2024-2025)
• Your need is determined by your Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA).
• Your eligibility is determined by the U.S. Department of Education.
• You must be working toward your first bachelor’s degree.
• The amount of your grant is based on the number of courses for which you will register, as well as your calculated Student Aid Index (SAI).

• $2,500 maximum
• Available if you have demonstrated exceptional financial need
• Your need is determined by your FAFSA.
• Priority is given to Federal Pell Grant-eligible students.

Only some states participate in state grant programs. Grants vary, depending on the state.

• You must be a legal resident of your home state.
• You must be a full-time student pursuing your first bachelor’s degree.
• Your eligibility and need are usually determined by your FAFSA.
• Important to note: You may need to file a FAFSA before Clark’s deadline.
• You will be notified of your eligibility by your state.

• Your need is determined by your FAFSA.
• You must be an eligible, full-time undergraduate student.
• You must be a permanent resident of Massachusetts.
• Funding is allocated by the Commonwealth of Massachusetts to Clark University for distribution.

• The amount you receive depends on your calculated need.
• The amount and your need are determined by Clark University’s Office of Financial Assistance upon review of the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA).