Grace College Devises Affordability Measures

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Grace College has announced free tuition for certain low-income students beginning with the fall semester. The college says financial aid will be awarded to those students with a $1,500 or less “expected family contribution” as calculated by the Free Application for Federal Student Aid.

Grace College Associate Vice President of Enrollment Management and Financial Aid Mark Pohl says the tuition-free offer is available for residential and commuter students.

“We have many students who fit the criteria and live locally. Hundreds of admitted students qualify, and many have already made plans to attend Grace this fall.” he said. 

Pohl says the college also has a test-optional admission policy to allow applicants to pick whether or not test scores best represent their academic ability and also provides criteria for fair admissions to all students. Learn more by clicking here.