The Spouse Education Assistance Program (SEAP) is sponsored by the U.S. Army. The grant offers about $350 per semester to help reduce the financial burden of school. The SEAP is available to spouses of Army personnel serving in Europe, Korea, Japan or Okinawa.
The Spouse Tuition Aid Program (STAP) is a grant that ranges from $300 to $1,500 for undergraduate students, and $350 to $1,750 for graduate students. It is open to spouses of Navy personnel who are serving overseas.
The Carl K. Davis Scholarship is an Idaho State University fund that gives preference to married students who are attending law school upon graduation. The amount of the scholarship and the number given out can vary. Recipients must be married full-time pre-law students.
Although federal Pell Grants are not specifically or solely designed for married students, it is a need-based system. Therefore, if you are an undergraduate student who is not earning much, you will may qualify for a Pell Grant. The chances increase further if you and your spouse are both students. Pell Grants of up to $5,500 are awarded annually. In order to be considered, you'll have to fill out a Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) form, which will assess your financial need.