Colleges That Accept the Pell Grant

Pell Grants are provided by the federal government to help low-income students pay for college. While the vast majority of Pell Grants are provided to undergraduate students, according to the U.S Department of Education's website, Pell Grants are also provided to low-income students enrolled in "certain post-baccalaureate programs that lead to teacher certification or licensure." These grants do not have to be repaid, and approximately 5400 colleges and universities accept them. The U.S Department of Education determines if a student meets the financial-need requirements to qualify for a Pell Grant.
  1. University of Wisconsin

    • The University of Wisconsin at Madison accepts federal Pell Grants. The University of Wisconsin offers a wide variety of degree programs, including degrees in horticulture, microbiology and accounting. Numerous religious and student organizations are housed at the University of Wisconsin, so students have many ways to involve themselves with their fellow undergraduates.

    University of Missouri

    • The University of Missouri, also known as Mizzou, accepts federal Pell Grants. Mizzou offers its students many academic majors, including majors in nursing, chemistry and ohysics. The university houses a Student Success Center that provides the tools students need to thrive in their undergraduate career. Mizzou offers other types of financial aid to help students pay their tuition if they need assistance beyond the Pell Grant.

    University of California

    • The University of California at San Diego, also known as UC San Diego, houses six undergraduate colleges and accepts federal Pell Grants. Students can earn degrees in anthropology, political science, theater and many others. University Centers, located on campus, provides numerous dining and entertainment options for students.

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