How to Get Grants for College for a Teaching Degree While a Senior in High School in Alabama

The TEACH grant is available to students in Alabama who attending college to earn a teaching degree. High school students are eligible to apply for a TEACH grant once they are accepted into an Alabama university or college, even if they have not yet graduated from high school. TEACH grant recipients are required to teach in a high-need subject field in a school catering to low income students for at least four years during an eight year time frame after completing college with a TEACH grant. Not all Alabama colleges and universities participate in the TEACH grant program, which means you are not eligible for a TEACH grant if you are not enrolled in one that participates in the program.

Instructions

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      Complete the FAFSA, the free application for federal student aid (fafsa.ed.gov). You can still receive a TEACH grant if your completed FAFSA does not show financial need, but you are required to file the FAFSA before you can be considered for a TEACH grant.

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      Enroll in classes. Alabama high school students must be enrolled in undergrad classes at an Alabama university before they can get a TEACH grant. Because enrollment dates for the fall semester fall after your high school graduation date you will need to enroll in summer classes if you want to receive a TEACH grant while you are still in high school.

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      Contact the financial aid office at the Alabama college you are attending to request a TEACH grant. The financial aid office provides you with the paperwork you need to sign to receive a TEACH grant. Once your grant is awarded to you, it is sent to your school and disbursed to you.

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