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Financial Aid Awarded, Fiscal Year 1999 Grants, Loans, and Student Earnings from Institution Jobs Prepared by: Staff of the Minnesota Higher Education Services Office January 24, 2001 Financial Aid Awarded, Fiscal Year 1999 Minnesota Higher Education Services Office 1450 Energy Park Drive, Suite 350 Saint Paul, MN 55108-5227 Telephone 651 642-0567 800 657-3866 FAX 651 642-0675 E-mail info@heso.state.mn.us World Wide Web http://www.mheso.state.mn.us/ For the Hearing Impaired: TTY Relay 800 627-3529 This document can be made available in an alternative format by calling 651 642-0567 Contents Century College 18 Dakota County Technical College 19 Introduction Fergus Falls Community College 20 Population Fond Du Lac Tribal and Community College 21 Sources of Data Hennepin Technical College 22 Data Verification Hibbing Community and Technical College 23 State Grant Program Data Inver Hills Community College 24 Definitions of Financial Aid Categories Itasca Community College 25 Financial Aid Awarded in Earlier Years Lake Superior College 26 Mesabi-Range Community & Technical College 27 Totals, Fiscal Year 1999 Minneapolis Community & Technical College 28 Totals for All Minnesota Institutions Minnesota State College Southeast 29 Totals for Minnesota State Colleges and Universities - Two Year Minnesota West Community & Technical College 30 Institutions Totals for Minnesota State Colleges and Universities - Four Year Institutions Normandale Community College 31 North Hennepin Community College 32 Northland Community and Technical College 33 Totals for Private Two Year Institutions Northwest Technical College 34 Totals for Private Four Year Institutions Pine Technical College 35 Totals for the University of Minnesota 10 Rainy River Community College 36 Ridgewater College 37 Minnesota State Colleges and Universities - Two Year Institutions 11 Riverland Community & Technical College 38 Alexandria Technical College 13 Rochester Community & Technical College 39 Anoka-Hennepin Technical College 14 Saint Cloud Technical College 40 Anoka-Ramsey Community College 15 Saint Paul Technical College 41 Cambridge Community College Center 16 South Central Technical College 42 Central Lakes College 17 Vermilion Community College 43 Minnesota State Colleges and Universities - Four Year Institutions 45 McConnell School 78 Bemidji State University 47 Medical Institute of Minnesota 79 Metropolitan State University 48 MindLeap, Inc 80 Minnesota State University, Mankato 49 Minneapolis Business College 81 Minnesota State University, Moorhead 50 Minneapolis Drafting School 82 Saint Cloud State University 51 Minneapolis School of Massage 83 Southwest State University 52 Minnesota Center for Shiatsu Study 84 Winona State University 53 Minnesota Cosmetology Education Center 85 Minnesota Institute of Acupuncture 86 Minnesota Private Two Year Institutions 55 Minnesota School of Barbering 87 Academy Education Center 57 Minnesota School of Business 88 Alexander Institute 58 Model College of Hair Design 89 American Indian OIC 59 Moler Barber School 90 Art Institutes International MN 60 Music Tech 91 Aveda Institute 61 NEI College of Technology 92 Benchmark Computer Learning 62 North Memorial Medical Center School of X-ray 93 Brainco - Minneapolis School of Advertising 63 Northwest Technical Institute 94 Brown Institute 64 Oliver Thein Beauty School 95 Cosmetology Careers Unlimited - Duluth 65 Rasmussen College - Eagan 96 Cosmetology Training Center - Mankato 66 Rasmussen College - Mankato 97 Duluth Business University 67 Rasmussen College - Minnetonka 98 Dunwoody Industrial Institute 68 Rasmussen College - Saint Cloud 99 East Metro OIC 69 Regency Beauty Academy * 100 Globe College 70 Rita's Moorhead Beauty School 101 Hairdresser's Educational Center 71 RMD Computer 102 Hastings Beauty School 72 Rochester School of Cosmetology 103 Hazelden Chemical Dependency Training Program 73 Saint Cloud Hospital School of X-ray Technology 104 High-Tech Institute 74 Scot Lewis School - Bloomington 105 KRS Computer and Business School 75 Scot Lewis School - Plymouth 106 Lakeland Medical and Dental Academy 76 Summit Academy Opportunities Indus Center 107 Mayo School of Health 77 Minnesota Private Four Year Institutions 109 University of Minnesota 141 Augsburg College 111 University of Minnesota - Crookston 143 Bethany Lutheran College 112 University of Minnesota - Duluth 144 Bethel College 113 University of Minnesota - Morris 145 Cardinal Stritch University 114 University of Minnesota - Twin Cities 146 Carleton College 115 College of Saint Benedict 116 Appendix I Definitions of Financial Aid Categories 149 College of Saint Catherine 117 Grant Programs 151 College of Saint Scholastica 118 Minnesota State Grant Program 151 College of Visual Arts 119 Minnesota Postsecondary Child Care Grants 152 Concordia College - Moorhead 120 Nursing Grants for Persons of Color 152 Concordia University - St Paul 121 Safety Officer Survivor Grants 152 Crown College 122 State and Local Agency Grants 152 Gustavus Adolphus College 123 Federal Grant Programs 152 Hamline University 124 Federal Pell Grant Program 153 Macalester College 125 Federal Supplemental Educational Opportunity Grant (SEOG) Martin Luther College 126 Program 153 Minneapolis College of Art and Design 127 Federal Agency Grants 153 Minnesota Bible College 128 Institution Grants 153 National American University 129 Institution Awarded Grants 153 Native American Educational Services 130 Tuition Discounts or Remissions Provided by Institutions 154 North Central University 131 Private Grants and Other Grants 154 Northwestern College 132 Private Grants 154 Northwestern College of Chiropractic 133 Other Grants 154 Oak Hills Christian College 134 Loan Programs 155 Pillsbury Baptist Bible College 135 State Loan Program 155 Saint John's University 136 Minnesota Student Educational Loan Fund (SELF) Program 155 Saint Mary's University of Minnesota 137 Federal Loan Programs 155 Saint Olaf College 138 Federal Stafford Loans 155 University of Saint Thomas 139 Federal Ford Direct Loans 156 Federal Perkins Loans 156 Federal Parent Loans for Undergraduate Students (PLUS) 156 Federal Agency Loans 157 Loans Made by Private and Other Lenders 157 Loans Made by Private Lenders to Students and Their Parents 157 Other Loans 158 Work Study Programs and Jobs at Institutions 159 State Work Study Program 159 Federal Work Study Program 159 Jobs at Institutions 159 Appendix II Totals by Program, Fiscal Years 1987, 1989, 1991, 1993, 1995, and 1997 161 Fiscal Year 1987 Totals for All Institutions 163 Fiscal Year 1989 Totals for All Institutions 164 Fiscal Year 1991 Totals for All Institutions 165 Fiscal Year 1993 Totals for All Institutions 166 Fiscal Year 1995 Totals for All Institutions 167 Fiscal Year 1997 Totals for All Institutions 168 Introduction This report presents information on financial resources provided to undergraduates at Minnesota post-secondary institutions The financial resources included are grants, loans, and student earnings that help students pay tuition, fees, room and board, and other costs of attending post-secondary education This report presents information for Fiscal Year 1999, which corresponds to academic year 1998-99 Corresponding information for Fiscal Years 1987, 1989, 1991, 1993, 1995, and 1997 is available from the Higher Education Services Office Population The data in this report cover resources used by undergraduates attending the 122 Minnesota post-secondary institutions that were eligible to participate in the State Grant Program in Fiscal Year 1999 Data were collected on financial aid received by undergraduates who attended these institutions in Fiscal Year 1999 Fiscal Year 1999 was from July 1, 1998 through June 30, 1999 Sources of Data Data were obtained from two sources: • Higher Education Services Office records were used for the State Grant Program, the Postsecondary Child Care Grant Program, the Nursing Grant Program for Persons of Color, the Safety Officer Survivor Grant Program, the Student Educational Loan Fund (SELF), and the State Work-Study Program Financial Aid Awarded, Fiscal Year 1999 June 2000 Minnesota Higher Education Services Office Financial Aid Awarded, Fiscal Year 1999 • June 2000 Minnesota Higher Education Services Office Institution financial aid directors provided data on the amount of grants, loans, and earnings from work-study jobs and jobs at the institution by undergraduates who attended in Fiscal Year 1999 All but five of 122 institutions eligible to participate in the State Grant Program in Fiscal Year 1999 provided data Data Verification In April 2000 Higher Education Services Office staff sent financial aid directors a preliminary version of their reports for verification State Grant Program Data The amounts reported for the State Grant Program were computed in February 2000 for end-of-the-year reports as contained in the Higher Education Services Office’s Report to the Governor and the Legislature As institutions close out their State Grant accounts, there are often adjustments made that not appear in the Report to the Governor and the Legislature Definitions of Financial Aid Categories Definitions of the financial aid categories used in the report are included in Appendix I Financial Aid Awarded in Earlier Years Totals by program for Fiscal Years 1987, 1989, 1991, 1993, 1995 and 1997 are included in Appendix II at the end of the report Totals, Fiscal Year 1999 Financial Aid Awarded, Fiscal Year 1999 June 2000 Minnesota Higher Education Services Office Financial Aid Awarded, Fiscal Year 1999 June 2000 Minnesota Higher Education Services Office Financial Aid Awarded, Fiscal Year 1999 # June 2000 Minnesota Higher Education Services Office 154 Tuition Discounts or Remissions Provided by Institutions These include reductions in the posted tuition and fee charges by institutions Examples are University of Minnesota Regents Scholarships, tuition reductions awarded to staff and their families as part of employee benefit packages, tuition reductions for other individuals such as members of a religious order, and free tuition provided to wards of the state Private Grants and Other Grants Various organizations fund the following grants # Private Grants This category includes grants, scholarships, fellowships, and gift aid provided by organizations not associated with the federal or state government or organizations not associated with the institution Examples are grants awarded by service clubs (such as Lions Clubs, PTAs, and churches), grants awarded by labor unions and fraternal organizations; and Blandin Foundation grants to students living in northeastern Minnesota # Other Grants Other grants are grants and scholarships that not fit into the categories identified above One example is a grant from a state government outside Minnesota for post-secondary education at a Minnesota institution Loan Programs Loans are defined as long term loans students (or their families) will repay after completion of their post-secondary programs Some loan programs, such as the Minnesota SELF and Federal Unsubsidized Stafford Loan programs described below, also require payments while students are enrolled in post-secondary education Long term loans not include emergency loans and loans that cover the time between when tuition payments are due and other aid is received State Loan Program The state of Minnesota has one loan program for post-secondary students, the SELF program # Minnesota Student Educational Loan Fund (SELF) Program The Minnesota Higher Education Services Office provides loan capital The borrower must make interest payments while enrolled in post-secondary education The borrower repays principal and interest after leaving school Borrowers must have a credit worthy cosigner Borrowers not have to show financial need to be eligible Federal Loan Programs The federal government funds or guarantees the following loan programs # Federal Stafford Loans Federal Stafford Loans include Federal Subsidized Stafford Loans and Federal Unsubsidized Stafford Loans Financial Aid Awarded, Fiscal Year 1999 June 2000 Minnesota Higher Education Services Office 155 Financial Aid Awarded, Fiscal Year 1999 June 2000 Minnesota Higher Education Services Office • # Federal Subsidized Stafford Loans are made by lenders approved by the federal government The federal government guarantees the loans, subsidizes the interest if market rates exceed the rate the student pays, and covers the interest while the student is attending Borrowers of Federal Subsidized Stafford Loans must demonstrate financial need • 156 Federal Unsubsidized Stafford Loans are available to borrowers without demonstrated financial need The loan limits and interest rate are similar to those for Federal Subsidized Stafford Loans Borrowers are charged interest while in school Federal Ford Direct Loans Federal Ford Direct Loans also include subsidized and unsubsidized loans • • # Federal Ford Direct Subsidized Loans are made by institutions with capital from the federal government The federal government guarantees the loans The borrower does not pay interest while attending Borrowers of Federal Ford Direct Subsidized Loans must demonstrate financial need Federal Ford Direct Unsubsidized Loans are available to borrowers without demonstrated financial need The loan limits and interest rate are similar to those for Federal Ford Direct Subsidized Loans Borrowers are charged interest while in school Federal Perkins Loans The federal government awards grants to institutions to create a loan fund The program requires that institutions match the federal contributions Institutions make the loans to students with financial need Students pay no interest while attending Upon leaving, they pay a relatively low rate, currently set at percent # Federal Parent Loans for Undergraduate Students (PLUS) Loans are made by lenders approved by the federal government to parents of dependent students The federal government insures the loans, sets the interest rate and subsidizes lenders if the rate paid by borrowers is less than market rates Borrowers not have to show financial need to be eligible # Federal Agency Loans Federal Agency Loans include loans, other than Federal Stafford Student Loans, Federal Ford Direct Loans, Federal Perkins Loans, and Federal Parent Loans for Undergraduate Students, made or guaranteed by an agency of the federal government Examples are Health Education Assistance Loans (HEAL), Health Professions Student Loans, Nursing Loans, and Veterans Administration Loans Institution Loans There is one category for loans made by post-secondary institutions # Institution Awarded Loans Institution Awarded Loans are loans, other than Federal Perkins loans, made by the institution to the student and his or her parents Institution awarded loans include loans that students and their parents are expected to repay after completion of their education Loans in this category are from institution controlled funds Loans Made by Private and Other Lenders There are two categories for loans made by private and other lenders # Loans Made by Private Lenders to Students and Their Parents Loans Made by Private Lenders to Students and Their Parents include loans made by private lenders to students and their parents These loans have no guarantee provided by a state or federal agency They are limited to those loans explicitly made to cover part or all of the cost of attendance These not include second mortgages or loans independently contracted with a private lender Examples of these Financial Aid Awarded, Fiscal Year 1999 June 2000 Minnesota Higher Education Services Office 157 Financial Aid Awarded, Fiscal Year 1999 June 2000 Minnesota Higher Education Services Office 158 loans are GATE Loans, GOAL loans, Signature Loans (SallieMae, TCF), T.H.E loans, Collegiate Loans, U.S Bank Education Loans, and Well Fargo Collegiate Loans (Norwest) # Other Loans Other Loans include loans that not fit into one of the categories identified above Work Study Programs and Jobs at Institutions Student earnings from jobs at the institution and work study jobs provide money for the cost of attendance Since many institutions not have records of student earnings at off-campus jobs and jobs where the employer contracts for service to the institution, the information collected is only for jobs where the institution is the employer # State Work Study Program The state funds a work study program The Higher Education Services Office allocates the money to institutions Institutional financial aid directors make the awards Employers must provide at least 25 percent of the wages paid to students awarded a State Work Study job # Federal Work Study Program The federal government funds the Federal Work Study Program The federal government makes an annual allocation to institutions Institutional financial aid directors make the awards Employers must provide at least 25 percent of the wages paid to students awarded a Federal Work Study job # Jobs at Institutions Institutions employ students without subsidies from governments This category includes only those wages paid to students appearing on the institution's payroll records Not all on-campus jobs are included The largest class of on-campus jobs not included are employees of food service contractors providing meals on-campus Financial Aid Awarded, Fiscal Year 1999 June 2000 Minnesota Higher Education Services Office 159 Financial Aid Awarded, Fiscal Year 1999 June 2000 Minnesota Higher Education Services Office 160 Appendix II Totals by Program, Fiscal Years 1987, 1989, 1991, 1993, 1995, and 1997 Financial Aid Awarded, Fiscal Year 1999 June 2000 Minnesota Higher Education Services Office 161 Financial Aid Awarded, Fiscal Year 1999 June 2000 Minnesota Higher Education Services Office 162 Fiscal Year 1987 Totals for All Institutions FY 1987 Amount Number of Undergrads $63,327,940 62,981 $1,275,704 4,575 Federal Pell Grants $78,315,191 59,816 Supplemental Loans to Students (SLS) Federal SEOG Awards $10,552,232 15,157 Federal Perkins Loans Grant and Scholarship Programs: State Grant Program State Part-Time Grants Loan Programs: MN SELF Loans Fed Stafford Loans, Subsidized Federal Agency Grants $2,825,121 Federal PLUS Loans State & Local Agency Grants $9,428,835 Federal Agency Loans Institution Grants Inst Tuition Discounts Tuition Waivers Req by Law Private Grants Other Grants $42,018,953 Institution Awarded Loans $5,651,658 10,603 $599,199 592 $12,484,274 $380,295 Number of Undergrads $10,552,728 4,165 $151,209,743 74,463 $3,597,133 1,485 $18,638,801 17,708 $3,546,252 1,463 $358,817 $1,204,300 $335,122 $1,913,793(a) $191,356,689 426 $226,859,402 (a) Three institutions reported SLS and PLUS loans added together Another institution reported Stafford, SLS and PLUS loans added together These amounts are included in “Other Loans.” (b) In computing totals, amounts were counted as zero for institutions that did not respond to a question Number of Institutions = 150 Other Loans Total Loans Total Grants Private Loans FY 1987 Amount Student Earnings from Work Study and Institution Jobs: State Work Study Program $6,032,998 7,339 Federal Work Study Program $15,349,283 19,124 Jobs at the Institution $25,302,118 -$46,684,399 Total Earnings Total Grants, Loans, and Earnings $464,900,490 - Fiscal Year 1989 Totals for All Institutions FY 1989 Amount Number of Undergrads $54,946,760 51,127 $2,192,729 6,965 Federal Pell Grants $103,977,393 79,884 Federal SEOG Awards $10,977,587 16,134 Grant and Scholarship Programs: State Grant Program State Part Time Grants FY 1989 Amount Number of Undergrads $24,167,590 9,628 $143,781,719 74,618 Supplemental Loans to Students (SLS) $17,439,755 6,937 Federal Perkins Loans $19,254,843 14,806 $6,914,423 2,417 Loan Programs: MN SELF Loans Fed Stafford Loans Federal Agency Grants $3,865,017 Federal PLUS Loans State & Local Agency Grants $9,243,941 Federal Agency Loans $750,344 Institution Awarded Loans $811,972 Private Loans $545,206 Institution Grants Inst Tuition Discounts Tuition Waivers Req by Law Private Grants Other Grants $50,966,847 $8,161,191 12,484 $363,664 507 $13,082,640 $359,622 Other Loans(b) $132,247 $213,798,099 Total Loans 321 Student Earnings from Work Study and Institution Jobs: - (a) In computing totals, amounts were counted as zero for institutions which did not respond to a question (b) One institutions reported SLS and PLUS loans added together This amount is included in “Other Loans.” $14,667,391 17,949 $47,567,386 Total Earnings Number of Institutions = 153 Financial Aid Awarded, Fiscal Year 1999 6,319 Federal Work Study Program $258,137,391 $5,499,379 Jobs at the Institution Total Grants State Work Study Program June 2000 -$67,734,156 Total Grants, Loans, and Earnings $539,669,646 - Minnesota Higher Education Services Office 163 Financial Aid Awarded, Fiscal Year 1999 June 2000 Minnesota Higher Education Services Office 164 Fiscal Year 1991 Totals for All Institutions FY 1991 Amount Number of Undergrads $71,274,966 59,077 $1,941,940 5,740 $227,067 367 MN Postsecondary Child Care Grants $1,950,006 1,166 Grant and Scholarship Programs: State Grant Program State Part Time Grants MN Dislocated Worker Grants MN Rural Nursing Grants FY 1991 Amount Number of Undergrads $33,823,235 13,137 $168,234,086 13,161 Supplemental Loans to Students (SLS) $19,875,794 7,816 Federal Perkins Loans $17,601,928 13,161 Federal PLUS Loans $13,394,337 4,241 Loan Programs: MN SELF Loans Fed Stafford Loans $111,562 268 $18,041 Federal Pell Grants $109,138,797 79,023 Institution Awarded Loans Federal SEOG Awards $12,558,221 19,377 Private Loans $879,448 Other Loans $115,775 MN Safety Officer Survivor Grants Federal Agency Grants $3,440,005 State & Local Agency Grants $10,061,895 Institution Grants $66,664,105 Federal Agency Loans Inst Tuition Discounts Tuition Waivers Req by Law Private Grants Other Grants Total Loans 10,426 $392,352 238 $14,116,673 507 -Total Grants 35 $256,014,377 Student Earnings from Work Study and Institution Jobs: State Work Study Program $7,091,987 6,815 Federal Work Study Program $18,060,759 19,558 Jobs at the Institution $55,692,035 $80,844,781 Total Earnings $301,174,430 * In computing totals, amounts were counted as zero for institutions that did not respond to a question Number of Institutions = 149 $1,511,958 - $8,907,866 $370,934 $577,816 Total Grants, Loans, and Earnings $638,033,588 - Fiscal Year 1993 Totals for All Institutions FY 1993 Amount Number of Undergrads $84,230,406 61,884 $1,089,112 3,496 $153,650 260 $7,174 12 MN Postsecondary Child Care Grants $2,425,801 1,376 Grant and Scholarship Programs: State Grant Program State Part Time Grants MN Dislocated Worker Grants MN Licensed Practical Nurses Grants MN Registered Nurses Grants $36,841 $97,535 $27,447 $122,412,725 $16,225,328 $195,983,055 88,424 $24,862,764 9,792 Federal Perkins Loans $19,518,342 14,978 Federal PLUS Loans 84,845 Federal SEOG Awards 13,400 Supplemental Loans to Students (SLS) Federal Pell Grants $35,740,477 $17,453,829 5,475 Fed Stafford Loans 261 Safety Officer Survivor Grants Number of Undergrads MN SELF Loans 35 MN Rural Nursing Grants FY 1993 Amount Loan Programs: 21,419 Federal Agency Grants $2,855,635 State & Local Agency Grants $92,133,785 Inst Tuition Discounts Tuition Waivers Req by Law Private Grants Other Grants Total Grants $12,392,030 $389,394 Institution Awarded Loans $1,429,358 Other Loans $805,844 512 $298,617,620 Student Earnings from Work Study and Institution Jobs: State Work Study Program 1,095 7,483 $18,550,631 19,064 Jobs at the Institution 185 $8,703,623 Federal Work Study Program 8,949 $56,527,561 Total Earnings (a) In computing totals, amounts were counted as zero for institutions that did not respond to a question (b) Includes Undergrad and Grad Student Recipients Number of Institutions = 140 Financial Aid Awarded, Fiscal Year 1999 $1,351,072 Private Loans $17,440,945 $1,180,250 $366,820,781 $1,472,879 Total Loans $13,722,723 Institution Grants Federal Agency Loans June 2000 -$83,781,815 Total Grants, Loans, and Earnings $749,220,216 - Minnesota Higher Education Services Office 165 Financial Aid Awarded, Fiscal Year 1999 June 2000 Minnesota Higher Education Services Office 166 Fiscal Year 1995 Totals for All Institutions FY 1995 Amount Number of Undergrads $88,552,855 70,193 $4,692 $2,800,746 2,388 $118,044 54 Pre-Nursing Grants $80,465 201 Registered Nurses Grants $28,771 36 Safety Officer Survivor Grants $14,594 Federal Pell Grants $92,959,640 70,491 Federal PLUS Loans Federal SEOG Awards $19,450,761 23,542 Federal Agency Loans Grant and Scholarship Programs: State Grant Program Licensed Pract Nurses Grants Postsecondary Child Care Grants Nursing Gr.-Persons of Color Federal Agency Grants State & Local Agency Grants Institution Grants Inst Tuition Discounts Tuition Waivers Req by Law Private Grants Other Grants Total Grants Loan Programs: MN SELF Loans Fed Stafford Loans, Subsidized Fed Stafford Loans, Unsubsidized Fed Stafford Lns, Sub & Unsub.(c) Fed Ford Direct Loans, Subsidized $21,082,073 8,147 $229,961,047 92,371 $12,760,691 4,015 $3,971,008 3,067 $12,760,691 4,015 $5,224,229 1,808 Federal Perkins Loans $3,468,195 1,816 $26,025,670 5,936 $719,197 Institution Awarded Loans $108,119,708 $1,349,161 Private Loans $14,464,574 $1,511,874 Other Loans $13,027,442 8,480 $131,970 50 $18,803,611 Total Loans 477,442 -$401,193,593 1,233 - Student Earnings from Work Study and Institution Jobs: State Work Study Program (b) 1,727 -Fall 1994 Undergraduate Headcount Enrollment: 245,343 $10,783,196 Federal Work Study Program $18,294,923 Jobs at the Institution $46,792,376 -$75,870,495 Total Earnings (a) In computing totals, amounts were counted as zero for institutions that did not respond to a question (b) Includes Undergrad and Grad Student Recipients (c) Federal Stafford Loans for institutions that did not have separate data on subsidized and unsubsidized loans Number of Institutions = 132 Number of Undergrads Fed Ford Direct Loans, Unsubsidized $4,434,445 $1,491,475 $364,483,793 FY 1995 Amount Total Grants, Loans, and Earnings $841,547,881 - 9,224 19,810 Fiscal Year 1997 Totals for All Institutions FY 1997 Amount Number of Undergrads $88,843,036 61,342 $3,259,854 2,523 $147,507 66 $38,856 (a) Federal Pell Grants $89,576,655 66,104 Federal SEOG Awards $18,594,386 25,092 Grant and Scholarship Programs: State Grant Program Postsecondary Child Care Grants Nursing Gr.-Persons of Color Safety Officer Survivor Grants Federal Agency Grants State & Local Agency Grants Institution Grants Inst Tuition Discounts Tuition Waivers Req by Law Private Grants Other Grants Number of Undergrads $22,301,323 8,594 $194,325,812 72,673 $79,271,192 31,485 $93,972 46 Fed Ford Direct Loans, Subsidized $60,708,820 21,537 Fed Ford Direct Loans, Unsubsidized $32,901,835 11,194 Federal Perkins Loans $23,356,967 14,321 Federal PLUS Loans $42,039,752 7,890 MN SELF Loans(b) Fed Stafford Loans, Subsidized Fed Stafford Loans, Unsubsidized Fed Stafford Lns, Sub & Unsub $5,601,689 $10,752,169 $142,990,371 Federal Agency Loans $18,988,828 $1,014,261 333 $403,200,639 $978,576 Private Loans $22,623,185 $769,843 $657,489 Institution Awarded Loans 9,361 Total Grants FY 1997 Amount Loan Programs: Other Loans 842 $632,373 $462,077,811 Total Loans 762 Student Earnings from Work Study and Institution Jobs: _ State Work Study Program $11,532,661 9,251 Federal Work Study Program $18,455,449 17,540 Jobs at the Institution -Fall 1996 Undergraduate Headcount Enrollment: 225,139 $48,449,185 -$78,437,295 Total Earnings Total Grants, Loans, and Earnings $943,715,745 - (a) Fewer Than 10 Cases (b) Includes Undergrad and Grad Student Recipients Number of institutions = 121 Financial Aid Awarded, Fiscal Year 1999 $4,809,700 June 2000 Minnesota Higher Education Services Office 167 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Fiscal Year 1999 • June 2000 Minnesota Higher Education Services Office Institution financial aid directors provided data on the amount of grants, loans, and earnings from work-study jobs and jobs. .. Total Grants, Loans, and Earnings $215,891,339 - Minnesota State Colleges and Universities - Two Year Institutions Financial Aid Awarded, Fiscal Year 1999 June... 156 Jobs at the Institution Total Earnings NA -$310,874 Total Grants, Loans, and Earnings $6,564,154 - Financial Aid Awarded, Fiscal Year