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Choose Ohio First Grant | Tiffin University Skip to content New Fall 2026 on-campus first-time freshmen and transfer students: Visit campus and submit your FAFSA by June 1, 2026 to receive a $1,000 Visit grant and a $1,000 FAFSA grant. Schedule your visit today!
Admissions / Financial Aid / Choose Ohio First Grant The Choose Ohio First Scholarship Program is a state-funded program aimed at providing scholarships and educational opportunities for on-campus students in science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM). The State of Ohio recognizes that a workforce trained in these areas is essential for strengthening our economy.
On- Campus Students who choose to study one of the following programs may qualify for the Choose Ohio First Grant : Artificial Intelligence and Prompt Engineering Business Intelligence and Analytics Computer Science – Video Game Design Computer Science – Web Design Cyber Security & Information Assurance MSCJ – Forensic Psychology In addition to the majors above, students enrolled at Tiffin University Prior to Summer 2026 may also qualify if they choose one of the following programs: Applied Health Science Nursing Computer Science – Network and Systems Administration Computer Science – Software Development Psychology – Addictions Counseling Science with Licensure in Middle School Education The actual amount awarded is based on financial need.
Scholarships may be awarded even if a student is already receiving scholarship support from other programs (academic, athletics, Tiffin Arts, etc.) The Choose Ohio First Scholarship is renewable, contingent on continued eligibility and state funding. Choose Ohio First scholars are provided various forms of support and enrichment as they work towards completing their undergraduate degree.
A faculty advisor is assigned to lead each cohort and will serve as a mentor for scholars. Engagement offerings vary by track, but may include advising, tutoring, peer mentoring, support for undergraduate research and exposure to community service opportunities. There are also social activities to strengthen the cohort connection.
Undergraduate Grant Requirements Must be an entering first-year student Be a U.S. and Ohio resident and have graduated from an Ohio high school Must be enrolled in approved STEM programs through Tiffin University Must complete a Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) Apply for admission and be admitted to Tiffin University Students who wish to renew their awards in subsequent years will be selected based on their continued academic progress, determined by a minimum GPA and earned credit hours per semester, as well as involvement with all program-specific on- and off-campus co-curricular activities.
Students must maintain enrollment in the approved STEM program. The Choose Ohio First grants are contingent upon the funds received by the state of Ohio. Learn more about the Choose Ohio First Grants .
Graduate Grant Requirements Must be an incoming first year Graduate Forensic Psychology Student Be a US and Ohio Resident Must be enrolled in the MSCJ – Forensic Psychology Program Must complete a Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) Apply for admission to be admitted to Tiffin University The Choose Ohio First grants are contingent upon the funds received by the state of Ohio. Learn more about the Choose Ohio First Grants .
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: On-campus students at Tiffin University pursuing eligible STEM programs. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
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