Campus Housing Grant

Support for on-campus living expenses

accommodation

The Campus Housing Grant is designed to support students by reducing the financial burden of on-campus living. This grant helps cover part of the cost of university-managed housing, making it easier for students to access safe, affordable, and convenient accommodation close to academic resources. It is typically awarded based on financial need, and in some cases, academic merit or specific eligibility criteria set by the institution. By easing housing expenses, the grant allows students to focus more on their studies and campus life rather than financial stress.

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Campus Housing Grant

The Campus Housing Grant is a financial aid program created to support students with the cost of living in university-managed housing. By easing housing expenses, the grant ensures that students can focus more on their academic success, personal growth, and involvement in campus life without the added stress of financial barriers.

Purpose of the Grant

To make on-campus housing more affordable for students with financial need.
To encourage access to safe and convenient housing close to academic resources and student support services.
To promote equity by assisting students who might otherwise struggle to secure stable housing.

Benefits

Students awarded the Campus Housing Grant may receive:

A reduction in housing fees for on-campus dormitories, residence halls, or campus apartments.
Priority access to certain housing options, depending on availability.
The ability to live closer to classes, libraries, and student activities, enhancing the overall college experience.

Availability

The grant is typically awarded per academic year or semester, based on funding availability.
Awards may vary in amount and are usually applied directly to housing costs.
Renewal may be possible if the student continues to meet eligibility requirements.

Eligibility Requirements

Make sure you meet these criteria before applying

Must be a full-time undergraduate or graduate student at the institution.

Demonstrated financial need as determined by the university’s financial aid office or a completed FAFSA (or equivalent).

Must plan to live in university-managed housing during the academic year.

Maintain a minimum GPA of 2.5 (or equivalent) and be in good academic standing.

Open to domestic and international students (requirements may vary by institution).

Submit the housing grant application and supporting documents before the stated deadline.

Must not have any serious disciplinary actions on record.

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