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Find similar grantsAssemblies of God Minister & Missionary Grant is sponsored by Nelson University. Provides tuition grants for dependent children of Assemblies of God credentialed ministers and for credentialed ministers and their spouses pursuing distance education or graduate studies.
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Assemblies-of-god-missionaries-a-dependents - Nelson University Learn how financial aid may reduce your total costs. General Institutional Tuition Grants Assemblies of God Minister & Missionary Grant Assemblies of God Minister & Missionary Grant AG Minister & Missionary Grant Form Minister Grant Information The AG Minister Grant is for an Assemblies of God credentialed minister, spouse, or dependent child (PK).
The AG Minister Grant amount is as follows: Dependent PK’s that enroll full time and live on campus will receive grants and scholarships equal to at least 50% of tuition. This includes a combination of federal, state, institutional financial aid, and donor scholarships. To be eligible, students must complete a FAFSA.
Contact [email protected] with any questions. Dependent PK’s that enroll as Distance Education students will receive a 10% off tuition grant. A credentialed AG minister or spouse who enroll as a Distance Education or graduate student will receive a 10% off tuition grant.
In order for a dependent student to receive the Minister Dependent Grant, the student must be undergraduate and enrolled full-time. Students are defined as “Dependent” based upon FAFSA guidelines. The grant cannot be retroactive to previous semesters.
Students can only receive one grant at a time. Students will be awarded the highest grant they are eligible to receive. Missionary Grant Information The Missionary Grant is for an Assemblies of God Nationally Appointed Missionary, spouse or dependent child.
The Missionary Grant amount is as follows: Dependent MK’s that enroll full time and live on campus will receive grants and scholarships equal to at least 60% of tuition. This includes a combination of federal, state, institutional financial aid, and donor scholarships. To be eligible, students must complete a FAFSA.
Contact Dependent MK’s that enroll off campus will receive grants and scholarships equal to at least 25% off tuition. Students must complete a FAFSA. A missionary or spouse will receive grants and scholarships equal to at least 35% off tuition.
Students must complete a FAFSA. The missionary must be nationally appointed with the A/G. Missionary Associates (MA) that have been designated by AGWM to be “Career Missionaries” can appeal for the grant but must receive special approval.
MA’s should email with additional questions. District appointed missionaries are not eligible for a grant. In order for a dependent student to receive the Missionary Dependent Grant, the student must be undergraduate and enrolled full-time.
Students are defined as “Dependent” based upon FAFSA guidelines. The grant cannot be retroactive to previous semesters. Students can only receive one grant at a time.
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Dependent children of Assemblies of God credentialed ministers; credentialed ministers and their spouses pursuing distance education or graduate studies. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Assemblies of God Minister & Missionary Grant is funded by Nelson University. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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