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There are many outside resources to find scholarships. Local resources to find scholarships can include banks, credit unions, parent's place of employment, chamber of commerce, community foundations and other organizations and agencies.
The Moorhead Scholars program is a “last-dollar” initiative created through a partnership between Minnesota State Moorhead and Moorhead Area Public Schools (ISD 152).
Minnesota State Moorhead students apply for university scholarships with one online application and are matched to scholarship opportunities that meet their background, major/minor, areas of involvement, etc.
Minnesota State Moorhead has automatic scholarships for incoming international students.
You'll find a list of commonly used financial aid forms at Minnesota State Moorhead with a description of their purpose below.
Minnesota State Moorhead is proud to offer automatic, competitive and need-based scholarships to freshman.
Work-Study eligibility is based on results of the FAFSA. Students who demonstrate financial need are allocated a specific amount of money to be earned each semester at an on-campus or approved off-campus community service site. The amount is included in the official financial aid offer.
In order to be eligible for the American Indian scholars program a student must be either a Minnesota resident who qualifies for resident tuition and an enrolled member or citizen of a federally recognized American Indian Tribe or Canadian First Nation; or a student who does not qualify for Minnesota resident tuition but is an enrolled member or citizen of a Minnesota Tribal Nation.
The Office of Scholarship & Financial Aid is your number one resource for finding out how to apply, what you need to do to qualify, and what types of financial aid are available.
There are two types of student loans for your higher education; federal loans and private loans.