Partially funded

Need-Based Financial Aid (FAFSA)

Purdue University, United States

Scholarship overview

Purdue's Division of Financial Aid administers need-based aid from federal, state and Purdue funding sources. Indiana residents may also qualify for Purdue Promise and Boiler Gold Grant.

Award Information

  • Domestic students; in general, international undergraduate students are not eligible for financial aid, including scholarships.
  • FAFSA submitted by the priority filing date, April 15.
  • Federal, state and Purdue grants and scholarships administered by the Division of Financial Aid
  • Loans and work-study also available
  • FAFSA opens Oct. 1; Purdue priority filing date April 15.
  1. Complete and submit the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) when it opens Oct. 1.
  2. File by the April 15 priority date.

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