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Eligibility Designations for Higher Education Programs | U.S. Department of Education Eligibility Designations for Higher Education Programs Institutions are eligible to apply for grants if they meet specific statutory and regulatory eligibility requirements. An institution of higher education (IHE) that is designated as an eligible institution may also receive a waiver of certain non-Federal cost-sharing requirements for one year.
You must apply annually on the HEPIS website . FY 2026 Application Booklet Application System Resources 2026 Eligibility TA Webinar Slides More resources are available for download on HEPIS under "Grant Eligibility Application (GEA) Resources" .
Frequently Asked Questions: Request for Designation as an Eligible Institution and Waiver of the Non-Federal Cost Share Requirement Notice Announcing Federal Register: Eligibility Designations and Applications for Waiving Eligibility Requirements; Programs Under Section 312 of the Higher Education Act of 1965, as Amended (HEA) (March 24, 2026) Federal Register Notice: PDF Format Year Pell Expenses 2-Yr Pub 2-Yr Priv 4-Yr Pub 4-Yr Priv 2-Yr Pub 2-Yr Priv 4-Yr Pub 4-Yr Priv 2026 44 48 37 36 $19,004 $17,453 $39,350 $50,027 2025 44 48 37 36 $19,200 $17,453 $39,396 $49,867 2024 44 52 37 36 $19,274 $17,273 $37,667 $46,779 2023 31 52 33 34 $17,326 $15,981 $34,341 $43,267 2022 32 54 35 35 $15,641 $18,412 $34,275 $42,922 2021 33 57 35 37 $14,679 $17,529 $32,882 $42,211 2020 36 55 37 39 $14,194 $15,960 $31,578 $40,752 2019 36 58 37 39 $13,798 $15,961 $30,911 $39,567 2018 38 59 38 39 $13,154 $14,349 $30,044 $38,307 2017 41 59 39 41 $12,333 $14,151 $29,192 $36,629 2016 41 60 38 38 $11,768 $16,169 $28,501 $35,543 2015 34.
7 38 45 44 $11,287 $13,657 $27,608 $34,361 2014 37. 6 44. 1 35.
4 35. 5 $11,606 $23,454 $30,082 $48,532 2013 36. 1 44.
4 34 34. 5 $11,111 $24,891 $29,420 $46,843 2012 32. 3 39.
4 30. 1 31 $10,785 $24,214 $28,831 $45,760 2011 25. 85 35.
81 24. 82 25. 53 $11,111 $23,266 $27,597 $45,093 2010 24.
4 35. 7 24. 7 25.
4 $11,023 $23,870 $26,849 $43,037 2009 23. 8 37. 2 24.
1 25. 3 $10,606 $23,082 $25,339 $40,877 2008 25. 1 36.
7 24. 6 25 $9,956 $21,733 $24,690 $38,811 2007 25. 6 39.
7 25. 8 26. 9 $9,320 $20,782 $23,553 $37,105 2006 25.
1 40. 6 25. 8 26.
8 $8,824 $19,272 $22,702 $35,801 2005 24. 6 40. 6 20.
9 21. 7 $8,738 $22,452 $21,037 $33,509 2004 19. 6 32.
7 23. 5 23. 2 $8,668 $20,483 $20,789 $31,579 2003 18.
9 31 23. 5 23. 4 $8,348 $20,101 $19,516 $30,152 2002 19.
1 30. 6 25 25. 2 $7,948 $25,358 $18,732 $27,143 2001 18 29.
9 24. 8 24. 5 $7,092 $20,392 $17,715 $23,162 2000 26.
9 39. 1 28. 7 27.
1 $8,132 $12,322 $17,067 $24,756 1999 26. 9 39. 1 28.
7 27. 1 $8,132 $12,322 $17,067 $24,756 1998 30. 16 31.
57 28 28. 53 $7,114 $11,704 $16,594 $22,479 1997 31. 58 30.
76 28. 87 29 $6,044 $8,839 $14,716 $21,012 Eligibility Matrix FY 2026 Eligibility Matrix The FY 2026 Eligibility Matrix consists of programmatic lists of institutions that meet the definitions of the program areas. These lists are sortable and filterable for individuals to review.
The FY 2026 Eligibility Matrix also includes the statutory lists of Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) and Tribally Controlled Colleges and Universities (TCCUs). Being a current grantee or meeting the definition does not automatically make the institution eligible for new program funding.
Statute on Institutional Aid : Title 20, Chapter 28, Subchapter III of the U.S. Code (a) The Education Department General Administrative Regulations (EDGAR) in 34 CFR parts 74, 75, 77, 79, 80, 82, 84, 86, 97, 98, and 99. (b) The OMB Guidelines to Agencies on Governmentwide Debarment and Suspension (Nonprocurement) in 2 CFR 180 , as adopted and amended as regulations of the Department in 2 CFR part 3485.
(c) The Uniform Administrative Requirements, Cost Principles, and Audit Requirements for Federal Awards in 2 CFR part 200 , as adopted in 2 CFR part 3474 . (d) The regulations for the programs under Section 312 of the HEA in 34 CFR part 607 .
Eligibility Matrices for Titles III and Title V Programs FY 2026: Titles III institutions designated eligible for the waiver of the non-federal share matching requirements FY 2025: Titles III and V institutions designated eligible for the waiver of the non-federal share matching requirements FY 2024: Titles III and V institutions designated eligible for the waiver of the non-federal share matching requirements FY 2023: Titles III and V institutions designated eligible for the waiver of the non-federal share matching requirements FY 2023: MSEIP Eligible Institutions FY 2022: Title III and Title V institutions designated eligible for the waiver of the non-federal share matching requirements FY 2021: Title III and Title V institutions designated eligible for the waiver of the non-federal share matching requirements FY 2020: Title III and Title V institutions designated eligible for the waiver of the non-federal share matching requirements FY 2019: Title III and Title V institutions designated eligible for the waiver of the non-federal share matching requirements FY 2018: Title III and Title V institutions designated eligible for the waiver of the non-federal share matching requirements FY 2017: Title III and Title V institutions designated eligible for the waiver of the non-federal share matching requirements FY 2016: Title III and Title V institutions designated eligible for the waiver of the non-federal share matching requirements FY 2016: Institutional Service Grants to Minority- and Low-Income-Serving Institutions: Results from the Eligibility Process FY 2015: Title III and Title V institutions designated eligible for the waiver of the non-federal share matching requirements.
MS Excel (227K) | PDF (690K) FY 2014: Title III and Title V institutions designated eligible for the waiver of the non-federal share matching requirements. MS Excel (149K) | PDF (552K) FY 2013: Title III and Title V institutions designated eligible for the waiver of the non-federal share matching requirements.
MS Excel (149K) | PDF (579K) FY 2012: Title III and Title V institutions designated eligible for the waiver of the non-federal share matching requirements. MS Excel (114K) | PDF (291K) FY 2011: Title III Parts A and F, and Title V institutions designated eligible for the waiver of the non-federal share matching requirements.
MS Excel (117K) | PDF (289K) FY 2010: Title III Parts A and F, and Title V institutions designated eligible for the waiver of the non-federal share matching requirements. MS Excel (104K) | PDF (253K) FY 2009: Title III Part A and Title V institutions designated eligible for the waiver of the non-federal share matching requirements.
MS Excel (91K) | PDF (186K) FY 2008: Title III Part A and Title V institutions designated eligible for the waiver of the non-federal share matching requirements. MS Excel (85K) | PDF (34K) FY 2007: Title III Part A and Title V institutions designated eligible for the waiver of the non-federal share matching requirements.
MS Excel (78K) | PDF (182K) FY 2006: Institutions designated eligible for the waiver of the non-federal share matching requirements is available for Title III Part A and Title V programs for the period of July 1, 2006 through June 30, 2011.
MS Word (303K) | PDF (53K) An institution designated as an "eligible institution" if otherwise eligible, could apply for a new grant under any of the Title III, Part A Programs and the Title V, Hispanic Serving Institutions Program in Fiscal Year 2005.
Also, these institutions will receive an exemption from the non-Federal share matching requirements under the Federal Work Study Program, the Federal Supplemental Educational Opportunity Grant Program, and the TRIO Student Support Services Program under Title IV of the Higher Education Act of 1965 as amended (HEA), as well as the Undergraduate International Studies and Foreign Language Program authorized by Title VI of the HEA for July 1, 2005, through June 30, 2006.
Institutions that applied by the January 13, 2005, deadline and were designated eligible for Title III Part A or Title V funding, if otherwise eligible: MS Word (221K) | PDF (325K).
Institutions that applied between January 14 and April 28, 2005, and were designated eligible for the waiver of the non-Federal share matching requirements for the period of July, 2005 through June 30, 2006: MS Word (112K) | PDF (150K) Higher Education Institutions Office of Postsecondary Education (OPE) Page Last Reviewed: July 21, 2026
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Those working in Science, Technology Research & Development and located in Mississippi may meet the eligibility criteria. Focus on partnerships between universities and businesses. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Grants for Higher Education Programs (Mississippi) is funded by Banking Institution (specific name not provided in snippets). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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