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Student Scholarships and Grants (SSG)

2011-12 Annual Report

Michigan Department of Treasury Bureau of State and Authority

Finance

Pursuant to PA 203 of 2010, Sec.315, “By February 15 of each year, the department of treasury shall submit a report to the state budget director, the house and senate appropriations subcommittees on higher education, and the house and senate fiscal agencies for the preceding fiscal year on all student financial aid programs for which funds are appropriated in part 1.” Since all of the student financial aid programs for which funds were appropriated are administered by the Department of Treasury, Student Scholarships and Grants, this report will be referred to as the Student Scholarships and Grant Annual Report. Find us online at www.michigan.gov/SSG/AboutUs/Annual Reports.

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Student Scholarships and Grants

2012 Student Financial Aid Reports Report Page Fund Distribution by Award Type .......................................................................................................... 1 Michigan Competitive Scholarship (MCS) and Michigan Tuition Grant (MTG) Cumulative Program Performance ........................................................................................................ 2 Michigan Competitive Scholarship (MCS) and Michigan Tuition Grant (MTG) by Number of Students Served ............................................................................................................. 3 Michigan Competitive Scholarship (MCS) and Michigan Tuition Grant (MTG) Recipients by Characteristics ................................................................................................................ 4 Michigan Competitive Scholarship (MCS) and Michigan Tuition Grant (MTG) Recipients by Family Income and Prior Year Comparison ................................................................... 5 Combined Michigan Competitive Scholarship (MCG) and Michigan Tuition Grant (MTG) Recipients and Non-recipients by Gross Income .................................................................................. 6 Michigan Competitive Scholarship (MCS) Freshman Awards by Fiscal Year ...................................... 7 Michigan Competitive Scholarship (MCS) and Michigan Tuition Grant (MTG) by College Sector….8-9 Michigan Competitive Scholarship (MCS) and Michigan Tuition Grant (MTG) by Institution……..10-11 Merit Payments to Public 2-Year and 4-Year Michigan Institutions .................................................... 12 Children of Veterans Tuition Grant Program (CVTG) ................................................................... 13-15 Police Officer’s and Firefighter’s Survivor’s Tuition Grant (STG) Waiver ........................................... 16 Tuition Incentive Program (TIP) .................................................................................................... 17-19 Robert C. Byrd Honors Scholarship (BYRD) ................................................................................ 20-21 GEAR UP Michigan! Scholarship (GEAR UP 1) ........................................................................... 22-23 GEAR UP College Day Scholarship (GEAR UP 2) ....................................................................... 24-25

Michigan Department of Treasury Bureau of State and Authority Finance (BASF)

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SSG 2012 Appendices 1

Program Volume Amount

Children of Veterans Tuition Grant 404 945,170

GEAR UP Michigan! Scholarship 240 1,021,429

GEAR UP College Day 82 409,723

Michigan Competitive Scholarship* 34,413 18,161,336

Michigan Merit Award 7 10,688

Michigan Tuition Grant* 21,827 30,769,572

Police Officer's and Firefighter's Tuition Waiver 6 54,451

Robert C. Byrd Scholarship 179 196,650

Tuition Incentive Program 17,266 38,367,537

TOTAL 74,424 $89,936,556

Number of Awards by Type of AwardMichigan

Competitive Scholarship

Michigan Tuition Grant

40,976 15,264

Number Receiving Supplement -6,563 +6563

Number Receiving by Fund Source 34,413 21,827

Fund Distribution by Award Type*

STUDENT SCHOLARSHIPS AND GRANTS

ANNUAL REPORT 2012

Award Type versus Fund SourceBy Student

*Totals for MSC/MTG are noted as Award Type in the above chart. Other sections of the report show distribution by Fund Source.See the chart below.

Michigan Competitive Scholarship (MCS)

Program provides renewable scholarships for students enrolled in approved degree-granting Michigan colleges and universities based on academic merit (ACT exam) and financial need. The maximum award is to be determined annually by the Department of Treasury.

Legal Citation Public Act 208 lf 1964

Michigan Tuition Grant (MTG)

Program provides grant assistance to needy students attending Michigan non-profit, independent colleges and universities. The maximum award is to be determined annually by the Department of Treasury.

Legal Citation Public Act 313 of 1966


ProgramInitialYear Awards Amount

Average Award Eligibility Requirements

Michigan Competitive Scholarship

1964 1,044,542 $1,097,680,736 $1,051 ACT score and financial need

Michigan Tuition Grant 1966 943,659 $1,374,809,076 $1,457 Financial need

Total 1,988,201 2,472,489,812

Footnote

Student Scholarships and GrantsMichigan Competitive Scholarship (MCS) and Michigan Tuition Grant (MTG)

Cumulative Program Performance

In this table, the total dollar amount for MCS includes supplemental funds from the MTG Program for MCS students attending independent institutions.


Fiscal Year MCS MTG2011-12 34,413 21,8272010-11 34,943 22,2692009-10 32,220 23,5202008-09 28,832 35,6602007-08 27,885 35,5182006-07 27,802 34,1412005-06 26,434 35,9422004-05 28,580 37,9582003-04 29,485 37,0452002-03 29,512 36,9612001-02 28,276 32,8442000-01 29,612 30,5441999-00 28,463 28,4411998-99 29,217 30,4561997-98 30,100 30,0261996-97 28,829 31,4591995-96 28,217 30,5831994-95 26,596 31,7041993-94 26,986 31,6601992-93 25,764 30,9391991-92 25,487 28,0191990-91 24,279 26,8721989-90 25,126 24,3311988-89 23,999 22,3561987-88 24,083 19,6491986-87 23,133 18,1741985-86 22,193 17,6711984-85 20,104 15,2871983-84 18,199 13,7171982-83 18,046 13,4361981-82 19,066 12,7061980-81 21,520 11,7481979-80 18,196 13,8111978-79 17,659 13,4961977-78 18,004 12,6561976-77 17,519 11,3701975-76 15,971 9,4841974-75 15,625 8,4561973-74 13,953 7,7031972-73 15,581 7,9201971-72 16,274 7,7851970-71 15,565 7,8851969-70 16,152 8,4971968-69 15,277 8,5761967-68 13,655 5,5791966-67 9,515 2,6381965-66 5,743 01964-65 1,284 0

Total 1,073,374 979,319

Student Scholarships and GrantsMichigan Competitive Scholarships (MCS) and Michigan Tuition Grants (MTG) by

Number of Students Served


Category Number Percent Number PercentGenderFemale 18,889 54.89% 13,750 63.00%Male 15,524 45.11% 8,077 37.00%Totals 34,413 21,827Class LevelFreshman 8,497 24.69% 4,858 22.26%Sophomore 8,038 23.36% 4,853 22.23%Junior 8,282 24.07% 5,652 25.89%Senior 9,530 27.69% 5,366 24.58%Special 66 0.19% 1,098 5.03%Totals 34,413 21,827Family RelationshipDependent 31,567 91.73% 10,491 48.06%Independent 2,846 8.27% 11,336 51.94%Totals 34,413 21,827

MCS MTG

Student Scholarships and GrantsMichigan Competitive Scholarship (MCS) and Michigan Tuition Grant

(MTG) Recipients by Characteristics


Number Percent Number Percent Number Percent Number Percent Number Percent Number Percent

Not Provided 28 0% 15 0% 7 0% 10 0.1% 35 0% 25 0%

$0-5,999 1,049 3% 1,088 3% 585 6% 552 5.3% 1,634 4% 1,640 4%

6,000-11,999 876 3% 848 3% 399 4% 392 3.8% 1,275 3% 1,240 3%

12,000-19,999 1,792 6% 1,846 6% 780 7% 764 7.3% 2,572 6% 2,610 6%

20,000-24,999 1,406 4% 1,370 4% 527 5% 513 4.9% 1,933 5% 1,883 4%

25,000-29,999 1,462 5% 1,535 5% 571 5% 555 5.3% 2,033 5% 2,090 5%

30,000-34,999 1,395 4% 1,501 5% 479 5% 498 4.8% 1,874 4% 1,999 5%

35,000-39,999 1,488 5% 1,690 5% 482 5% 524 5.0% 1,970 5% 2,214 5%

40,000-49,999 3,069 10% 3,332 10% 983 9% 1,077 10.3% 4,052 10% 4,409 10%

50,000 - or more 19,002 60% 19,007 59% 5,678 54% 5,565 53.3% 24,680 59% 24,572 58%

Total 31,567 100% 32,232 100% 10,491 100% 10,450 100% 42,058 100% 42,682 100%Average Total Income 61,719$ 60,012$ 58,288$ 57,358$ 60,863$ 59,362$

Number Percent Number Percent Number Percent Number Percent Number Percent Number Percent

Not Provided 37 1% 41 1% 75 1% 80 1% 112 1% 121 1%$0-5,999 967 34% 938 30% 2,056 18% 2,087 18% 3,023 21% 3,025 21%6,000-11,999 637 22% 576 21% 1,574 14% 1,579 13% 2,211 16% 2,155 15%12,000-19,999 563 20% 574 22% 2,070 18% 2,078 18% 2,633 19% 2,652 18%20,000-24,999 206 7% 184 8% 974 9% 1,083 9% 1,180 8% 1,267 9%25,000-29,999 147 5% 130 6% 841 7% 928 8% 988 7% 1,058 7%30,000-34,999 84 3% 89 4% 654 6% 726 6% 738 5% 815 6%35,000-39,999 61 2% 58 2% 512 5% 536 5% 573 4% 594 4%40,000-49,999 87 3% 72 3% 784 7% 880 7% 871 6% 952 7%50,000 - or more 57 2% 49 3% 1,796 16% 1,842 16% 1,853 13% 1,891 13%Total 2,846 100% 2,711 100% 11,336 100% 11,819 100% 14,182 100% 14,530 100%Average Total Income 13,090$ 12,817$ 26,492$ 26,489$ 23,802$ 23,938$

2011-12 2010-11Taxable Income

2011-12 2010-11 2011-12 2010-11

Student Scholarships and GrantsMichigan Competitive Scholarship (MCS) and Michigan Tuition Grant (MTG) Recipients by Family

Income and Prior Year Comparison

MCS MTG Total

Taxable Income2011-12

MCS MTG Total

2011-12 2010-11 2011-12 2010-11 2010-11

Dependent Students

Independent Students


Income

ApplicationsProcessed Percent

AwardRecipients Percent

Non-recipients Percent

Not Provided 3,981 2% 35 0% 3,946 2%$0-5,999 18,550 7% 1,634 4% 16,916 8%6,000-11,999 11,264 4% 1,275 3% 9,989 5%12,000-19,999 20,636 8% 2,572 6% 18,064 9%20,000-24,999 13,002 5% 1,933 5% 11,069 5%25,000-29,999 12,190 5% 2,033 5% 10,157 5%30,000-34,999 10,738 4% 1,874 4% 8,864 4%35,000-39,999 10,349 4% 1,970 5% 8,379 4%40,000-49,999 18,660 7% 4,052 10% 14,608 7%50,000 - or more 133,894 53% 24,680 59% 109,214 52%Total 253,264 100% 42,058 100% 211,206 100%

Income Applications Percent Award

Recipients Percent Non-

recipients PercentNot Provided 1,671 1% 112 1% 1,559 1%$0-5,999 80,442 28% 3,023 21% 77,419 28%6,000-11,999 42,939 15% 2,211 16% 40,728 15%12,000-19,999 51,206 18% 2,633 19% 48,573 18%20,000-24,999 22,568 8% 1,180 8% 21,388 8%25,000-29,999 16,957 6% 988 7% 15,969 6%30,000-34,999 12,609 4% 738 5% 11,871 4%35,000-39,999 9,824 3% 573 4% 9,251 3%40,000-49,999 14,462 5% 871 6% 13,591 5%50,000 - or more 34,402 12% 1,853 13% 32,549 12%Total 287,080 100% 14,182 100% 272,898 100%

Student Scholarships and GrantsCombined Michigan Competitive Scholarship (MCS) and

Michigan Tuition Grant (MTG) Recipients and Non-recipients by Gross Income

Dependent Students

Independent Students


AwardYear

Qualifying Score

Semi-finalists

AwardRecipients

% of Semi-finalists to Receive Monetary

Awards2011-12 90 26,365 7,344 27.9%2010-11 90 30,425 8,445 27.8%2009-10 90 31,580 8,119 25.7%2008-09 90 28,414 7,725 27.2%2007-08 90 32,654 8,125 24.9%2006-07 90 29,932 7,217 24.1%2005-06 90 30,650 6,985 22.8%2004-05 90 30,154 7,754 25.7%2003-04 90 30,583 7,576 24.8%2002-03 90 29,440 8,195 27.8%2001-02 90 29,278 7,724 26.4%2000-01 90 28,540 7,784 27.3%1999-00 90 27,858 8,407 30.2%1998-99 90 26,516 8,645 32.6%1997-98 90 25,963 8,098 31.2%1996-97 90 23,733 7,553 31.8%1995-96 90 23,527 7,517 32.0%1994-95 90 21,968 7,158 32.6%1993-94 90 21,233 7,084 33.4%1992-93 86 25,357 6,841 27.0%1991-92 86 24,303 7,038 29.0%1990-91 86 24,503 6,961 28.4%1989-90 86 28,066 7,790 27.8%1988-89 80 29,219 7,626 26.1%1987-88 80 26,423 6,822 25.8%1986-87 80 26,381 6,621 25.1%1985-86 85 23,508 6,364 27.1%1984-85 85 22,684 4,931 21.7%1983-84 85 22,857 4,771 20.9%1982-83 85 27,237 4,633 17.0%1981-82 80 29,550 7,378 25.0%1980-81 80 28,113 7,450 26.5%1979-80 80 27,807 5,472 19.7%1978-79 80 26,860 5,798 21.6%1977-78 80 27,675 6,891 24.9%1976-77 80 27,685 6,691 24.2%1975-76 80 24,655 6,322 25.6%1974-75 75 22,878 6,032 26.4%1973-74 81 16,269 5,754 35.4%1972-73 88 14,839 6,300 42.5%1971-72 92 14,480 4,987 34.4%1970-71 94 12,991 5,298 40.8%1969-70 91 16,323 4,278 26.2%1968-69 81 19,946 4,791 24.0%1967-68 88 14,511 5,731 39.5%

Footnote

Participants must take the American College Test. Students who achieve the qualifying score of 90 are selected as semi-finalists. The maximum award amount is determined by estimating the number of qualified students who can be assisted withavailable money. Monetary awards are based upon need.

Student Scholarships and GrantsMichigan Competitive Scholarship (MCS) Freshman Awards by Fiscal Year


Fiscal Year

No. of Awards

% of Awards

Dollar Amount

% of Exp.

No. of Awards

% of Awards Dollar Amount

% of Exp.

No. of Awards

% of Awards Dollar Amount % of Exp.

2011-12 2,364 6.87% $1,067,061 4.49% 2,364 4.20% $1,067,061 2.18%2010-11 2,351 6.73% $1,109,935 4.48% 2,351 4.11% $1,109,935 2.22%2009-10 1,994 6.19% $824,308 3.86% 1,994 3.58% $824,308 1.76%2008-09 1,943 6.74% $1,966,409 5.11% 1,943 3.01% $1,966,409 2.11%2007-08 1,811 6.49% $1,810,856 4.88% 1,811 2.86% $1,810,856 2.01%2006-07 1,854 6.67% $1,813,572 4.90% 1,854 2.99% $1,813,572 2.06%2005-06 1,810 6.85% $1,723,274 4.98% 1,810 2.90% $1,723,274 2.01%2004-05 2,038 7.13% $2,018,650 5.39% 2,038 3.06% $2,018,650 2.21%2003-04 2,018 6.84% $1,989,904 5.02% 2,018 3.03% $1,989,904 2.15%2002-03 2,409 8.16% $2,332,043 5.92% 2,409 3.62% $2,332,043 2.33%2001-02 2,204 7.79% $2,149,781 5.17% 2,204 3.61% $2,149,781 2.06%2000-01 2,505 8.46% $2,385,936 5.57% 2,505 4.16% $2,385,936 2.38%

2011-12 25,425 73.88% $13,480,818 56.72% 25,425 45.21% $13,480,818 27.55%2010-11 25,951 74.27% $14,486,367 58.43% 25,951 45.36% $14,486,367 29.00%2009-10 23,727 73.64% $11,359,343 65.93% 23,721 42.56% $11,359,343 24.24%2008-09 21,374 91.67% $25,619,954 63.96% 21,374 33.14% $25,619,954 27.46%2007-08 20,531 73.63% $24,442,047 65.93% 20,531 32.38% $24,442,047 27.11%2006-07 20,019 72.01% $23,684,127 63.96% 20,019 32.32% $23,684,127 26.92%2005-06 18,858 71.34% $22,173,191 64.13% 18,858 30.23% $22,173,191 25.88%2004-05 20,450 71.55% $24,083,197 64.35% 20,450 30.73% $24,083,197 26.34%2003-04 20,521 69.60% $24,770,860 62.54% 20,521 30.84% $24,770,860 26.75%2002-03 20,743 70.29% $23,903,416 54.32% 20,743 31.21% $23,903,416 23.91%2001-02 18,857 66.69% $21,643,588 52.08% 18,857 30.85% $21,643,588 20.70%2000-01 19,767 66.75% $22,831,296 53.27% 19,767 32.86% $22,831,296 22.77%

2011-12 6,621 19.24% $9,216,646 38.78% 21,827 100% $25,165,137 100% 28,448 50.58% $34,381,783 70.27%2010-11 6,640 19.00% $9,197,889 37.10% 22,269 100% $25,151,099 100% 28,909 50.53% $34,348,988 68.77%2009-10 6,495 20.16% $9,192,160 43.00% 23,520 100% $25,480,385 100% 30,015 53.85% $34,672,545 73.99%2008-09 5,506 19.10% $10,849,504 28.23% 35,660 100% $54,864,134 100% 41,166 63.84% $65,713,638 70.43%2007-08 5,538 19.86% $10,812,697 29.17% 35,518 100% $53,088,352 100% 41,056 64.75% $63,901,049 70.88%2006-07 5,917 21.28% $11,519,795 31.11% 34,141 100% $50,961,457 100% 40,058 64.67% $62,481,252 71.01%2005-06 5,755 21.77% $10,664,009 30.84% 35,942 100% $51,094,356 100% 41,697 66.85% $61,758,365 72.09%2004-05 6,074 21.25% $11,305,695 30.21% 37,958 100% $53,989,044 100% 44,032 66.18% $65,294,739 71.43%2003-04 6,924 23.48% $12,818,501 32.37% 37,045 100% $52,996,579 100% 43,969 66.09% $65,815,080 71.07%2002-03 6,333 21.46% $13,142,114 33.35% 36,961 100% $60,583,353 100% 43,294 65.13% $73,725,467 73.73%2001-02 7,179 25.39% $17,728,168 42.66% 32,844 100% $63,015,822 100% 40,023 65.48% $80,743,990 77.21%2000-01 7,338 24.78% $17,643,504 41.16% 30,544 100% $57,401,294 100% 37,882 62.97% $75,044,798 74.85%

2011-12 3 0.01% $1,246 0.01% 3 0.01% $1,246 0.00%2010-11 1 0.00% $400 0.00% 1 0.00% $400 0.00%2009-10 4 0.01% $1,955 0.01% 10 0.02% $1,955 0.00%2008-09 9 0.03% $8,561 0.02% 9 0.01% $8,561 0.01%2007-08 5 0.02% $5,851 0.02% 5 0.01% $5,851 0.01%2006-07 12 0.04% $12,893 0.03% 12 0.02% $12,893 0.01%2005-06 11 0.04% $13,219 0.04% 11 0.02% $13,219 0.02%2004-05 18 0.06% $18,420 0.05% 18 0.03% $18,420 0.02%2003-04 22 0.07% $26,119 0.07% 22 0.03% $26,119 0.03%2002-03 27 0.09% $27,745 0.07% 27 0.04% $27,745 0.03%2001-02 36 0.13% $39,765 0.10% 36 0.06% $39,765 0.04%2000-01 2 0.01% $2,450 0.01% 2 0.00% $2,450 0.00%

Independent Colleges/Universities

Additional Scholarship-eligible Institutions

Competitive Scholarships

Student Scholarships and GrantsMichigan Competitive Scholarships (MCS) and Michigan Tuition Grants (MTG) by

College SectorTuition Grants Total Combined Awards

Two-year Public Institutions

Public Universities


$1,067,061

$13,482,064

$34,381,783

MCS/MTG Payments By Sector

FY 2012

2-Year Public

4-Year Public

4-Year Private


Awards Award Amount Awards Award Amount Awards Award AmountAdrian College 267 $383,139 679 $969,989 946 $1,353,128Albion College 435 $622,625 369 $519,865 804 $1,142,490Alma College 438 $639,329 446 $635,314 884 $1,274,643Alpena Community College 27 $13,872 27 $13,872Andrews University 24 $33,535 190 $256,646 214 $290,181Aquinas College 405 $578,040 798 $1,051,038 1,203 $1,629,078Baker College 475 $560,731 1922 $2,655,095 2,397 $3,215,826Bay De Noc Community College 45 $21,990 45 $21,990Bay Mills Community College 0 $0 0 $0Calvin College 712 $1,023,781 497 $704,127 1,209 $1,727,908Central Michigan University 2,357 $1,264,951 2,357 $1,264,951Cleary University 6 $6,804 270 $258,933 276 $265,737College for Creative Studies 139 $191,888 571 $738,939 710 $930,827Compass College of Cinematic Arts 3 $3,780 33 $41,826 36 $45,606Concordia University 33 $46,116 180 $257,985 213 $304,101Cornerstone University 250 $351,358 870 $1,068,870 1,120 $1,420,228Davenport University 244 $235,627 4282 $2,888,132 4,526 $3,123,759Delta College 191 $88,093 191 $88,093Eastern Michigan University 780 $400,382 780 $400,382Ferris State University 1,167 $607,213 1,167 $607,213Finlandia University 55 $76,258 339 $451,359 394 $527,617Glen Oaks Community College 12 $6,110 12 $6,110Gogebic Community College 19 $10,063 19 $10,063Grace Bible College 29 $38,934 107 $147,067 136 $186,001Grand Rapids Community College 341 $152,221 341 $152,221Grand Valley State University 3,903 $2,028,997 3,903 $2,028,997Great Lakes Christian College 16 $22,302 106 $133,527 122 $155,829Henry Ford Community College 71 $32,326 71 $32,326Hope College 720 $1,042,819 434 $619,930 1,154 $1,662,749ITT Technical Institute 3 $1,246 3 $1,246Jackson Community College 93 $43,746 93 $43,746Kalamazoo College 301 $446,194 124 $183,572 425 $629,766Kalamazoo Valley Community College 119 $53,296 119 $53,296Kellogg Community College 67 $31,016 67 $31,016Kettering University 423 $598,093 301 $404,190 724 $1,002,283Kirtland Community College 25 $9,803 25 $9,803Kuyper College 61 $82,782 155 $203,902 216 $286,684Lake Michigan College 50 $23,362 50 $23,362Lake Superior State University 315 $167,170 315 $167,170Lansing Community College 218 $93,627 218 $93,627Lawrence Technological University 234 $324,584 631 $767,756 865 $1,092,340Macomb Community College 149 $63,418 149 $63,418Madonna University 119 $165,725 1353 $1,535,138 1,472 $1,700,863Marygrove College 14 $20,979 699 $855,298 713 $876,277Michigan Jewish Institute 5 $7,560 11 $16,254 16 $23,814Michigan State University 5,629 $3,042,261 5,629 $3,042,261Michigan Technological University 1,124 $580,663 1,124 $580,663Mid Michigan Community College 54 $26,595 54 $26,595

Student Scholarships and GrantsMichigan Competitive Scholarships (MCS) and Michigan Tuition Grants (MTG)

by Institution

Institution

MCS MTG Totals


Awards Award Amount Awards Award Amount Awards Award Amount

Student Scholarships and GrantsMichigan Competitive Scholarships (MCS) and Michigan Tuition Grants (MTG)

by Institution

Institution

MCS MTG Totals

Monroe County Community College 32 $13,638 32 $13,638Montcalm Community College 35 $16,389 35 $16,389Mott Community College 120 $49,850 120 $49,850Muskegon Community College 86 $39,728 86 $39,728North Central Michigan College 42 $19,694 42 $19,694Northern Michigan University 774 $407,340 774 $407,340Northwestern Michigan College 109 $51,593 109 $51,593Northwood University 194 $269,951 1173 $1,473,340 1,367 $1,743,291Oakland Community College 125 $55,381 125 $55,381Oakland University 1,091 $568,161 1,091 $568,161Olivet College 94 $138,159 718 $1,002,159 812 $1,140,318Robert B. Miller College 3 $1,890 145 $129,158 148 $131,048Rochester College 34 $48,762 422 $521,197 456 $569,959Sacred Heart Major Seminary 0 $0 17 $22,491 17 $22,491Saginaw Valley State University 942 $496,381 942 $496,381Schoolcraft College 87 $39,554 87 $39,554Siena Heights University 114 $151,176 1079 $1,181,309 1,193 $1,332,485Southwestern Michigan College 58 $29,259 58 $29,259Spring Arbor University 349 $496,965 1467 $1,833,972 1,816 $2,330,937St. Clair County Community College 71 $34,364 71 $34,364University of Detroit Mercy 410 $593,909 1107 $1,408,677 1,517 $2,002,586University of Michigan - Ann Arbor 3,497 $1,923,303 3,497 $1,923,303University of Michigan - Dearborn 518 $259,681 518 $259,681University of Michigan - Flint 485 $242,667 485 $242,667Walsh College 15 $12,851 332 $228,082 347 $240,933Washtenaw Community College 62 $25,927 62 $25,927Wayne County Community College 34 $12,219 34 $12,219Wayne State University 1,273 $663,823 1,273 $663,823West Shore Community College 22 $9,927 22 $9,927Western Michigan University 1,570 $827,825 1,570 $827,825

Total 34,413 $23,765,771 21,827 $25,165,137 56,240 $48,930,908

Footnotes

The total dollar amount for MCS includes $5,604,435 in supplemental funds from the MTG Program for 6,563 MCS students attending independent institutions. The total dollar amount for MTG is less $5,604,435 from the MTG fund used to supplement MCS awards.

Michigan Merit Award (Merit)

Eligibility for this award has now expired for all students unless they have served or are currently serving in the military. Students with a military extension can still collect their award up through 2017 with proof of military service.

The maximum award ranged from $2,500 to $3,000 and was based on how well the student tested on the Michigan Merit Exam.



InstitutionTotal

StudentsAmount

PaidGrand Valley State University 1 $1,438.00Michigan State University 2 $3,000.00University of Michigan - Ann Arbor 1 $1,250.00Western Michigan University 2 $2,500.00Total 6 $8,188.00

InstitutionTotal

StudentsAmount

PaidNorthwood University 1 $2,500.00Total 1 $2,500.00

Footnote:Only returning military students are eligible for payment

Student Scholarships and Grants

Merit Payments to Public 4-Year Michigan Institutions

Merit Payments to Private 4-Year Michigan Institutions

Children of Veteran’s Tuition Grant (CVTG)

The program provids undergraduate tuition assistance to certain children of qualified Michigan veterans who are permanently and totally disabled, MIA or deceased. The renewable award pays a maximum of $2,800 per academic year.



Institution Students Award AmountAlma College 1 $2,800.00Alpena Community College 2 $4,196.00Aquinas College 4 $11,200.00Baker College - Allen Park 2 $4,666.00Baker College - Auburn Hills 4 $5,366.00Baker College - Clinton Township 2 $5,366.00Baker College - Muskegon 4 $9,291.00Baker College - Online 2 $5,600.00Baker College - Owosso 8 $20,200.64Baker College - Port Huron 1 $1,400.00Bay de Noc Community College 4 $11,200.00Central Michigan University 31 $86,800.00College for Creative Studies 2 $5,250.00Cornerstone University 3 $8,400.00Davenport University 4 $10,500.00Delta College 20 $33,450.88Eastern Michigan University 11 $30,800.00Ferris State University 13 $34,620.00Gogebic Community College 2 $4,190.00Grand Rapids Community College 15 $34,730.89Grand Valley State University 18 $41,919.00Henry Ford Community College 3 $5,014.00Hope College 1 $2,800.00Jackson Community College 7 $11,522.50Kellogg Community College 3 $6,159.40Kirtland Community College 1 $2,021.00Lake Michigan College 1 $1,876.00Lake Superior State University 6 $16,800.00Lansing Community College 11 $24,510.00Lawrence Technological University 1 $1,400.00Macomb Community College 17 $31,901.00Madonna University 2 $4,526.00Marygrove College 1 $2,800.00Michigan State University 23 $59,850.00Michigan Technological University 6 $16,800.00Mid-Michigan Community College 2 $935.00Monroe County Community College 1 $2,218.00Mott Community College 11 $22,828.48Muskegon Community College 6 $8,950.00North Central Michigan College 4 $6,531.50Northern Michigan University 13 $35,000.00Northwestern Michigan College 10 $25,723.90Northwood University 4 $9,450.00Oakland Community College 15 $18,760.10Oakland University 16 $40,680.00Olivet College 1 $2,800.00Rochester College 1 $2,800.00Saginaw Valley State University 6 $15,400.00Saint Clair County Community College 5 $9,149.50Schoolcraft College 8 $18,808.00Spring Arbor University 1 $2,800.00Southwestern Michigan College 1 $2,800.00

Student Scholarships and GrantsChildren of Veterans Tuition Grant Program


Institution Students Award Amount

Student Scholarships and GrantsChildren of Veterans Tuition Grant Program

University of Detroit Mercy 4 $9,800.00University of Michigan – Ann Arbor 13 $36,400.00University of Michigan – Dearborn 5 $14,000.00University of Michigan – Flint 5 $14,000.00Washtenaw Community College 12 $26,103.50Wayne County Community College 2 $3,817.00Wayne State University 3 $5,328.00West Shore Community College 1 $2,276.00Western Michigan University 18 $47,884.80Total 404 $945,170.09

Footnotes

In academic year 2011-12 there were 76 students who applied and were approved but did not use program funds.

Decrease of 6 students from 2010-11 academic year


$319,672

$496,282

$129,216

Children of Veterans Tuition Grant Program (CVTG)

FY 2012

2-Year Public

4-Year Public

4-Year Private

Police Officer’s and Firefighter’s Survivor’s Tuition Grant

(STG)

The program provides a waiver of tuition at state public institutions of higher education for children and surviving spouses of Michigan police officer’s and fire fighter’s killed in the line of duty.

Citation Public Act 195 of 1996


Institution Students Award AmountGrand Valley State University 1 10,128.00$ Michigan State University 2 25,424.25$ Saginaw Valley State University 1 7,915.25$ Schoolcraft College 1 1,194.00$ University of Michigan – Dearborn 1 9,789.90$ Total 6 54,451.40$

Student Scholarships and GrantsPolice Officer's and Firefighter's Tuition Waiver

Tuition Incentive Program (TIP)

The program pays for the first two years of college tuition and beyond for eligible students. Eligible students are those who have or have had Medicaid coverage for 24 months within a 36-month period as identified by the Michigan Department of Human Services.

Citation Public Act 124 of 1987


Institution Students Award AmountAdrian College 48 $92,806.50Albion College 9 $8,000.00Alma College 9 $9,000.00Alpena Community College 166 $473,303.00Andrews University 3 $2,500.00Aquinas College 66 $107,192.00Baker College of Allen Park 143 $248,273.00Baker College of Auburn Hills 67 $118,488.00Baker College of Cadillac 84 $138,245.00Baker College of Clinton Twp. 231 $396,734.00Baker College of Flint 379 $747,666.00Baker College - Online 12 $14,072.00Baker College of Jackson 69 $134,017.00Baker College of Muskegon 296 $604,970.80Baker College of Owosso 207 $448,356.00Baker College of Port Huron 65 $137,996.00Bay de Noc Community College 164 $460,276.50Bay Mills Community College 15 $20,160.00Calvin College 5 $4,500.00Central Michigan University 110 $96,500.00Cleary University 4 $9,136.00College for Creative Studies 5 $4,000.00Compass College of Cinematic Arts 2 $4,792.00Concordia University 21 $37,044.00Cornerstone University 60 $113,028.00Davenport University West-Grand 159 $242,572.00Delta College 660 $1,170,827.41Eastern Michigan University 136 $113,500.00Ferris State University 941 $5,795,309.00Finlandia University 62 $128,254.00Glen Oaks Community College 48 $79,368.00Gogebic Community College 79 $191,164.00Grace Bible College 16 $34,264.00Grand Rapids Community College 825 $1,907,858.67Grand Valley State University 162 $148,000.00Great Lakes Christian College 31 $62,042.00Henry Ford Community College 1046 $1,691,828.00Hope College 12 $10,500.00Jackson Community College 297 $738,162.75Kalamazoo Valley Community College 363 $548,881.42Kellogg Community College 260 $422,484.88Kirtland Community College 133 $209,859.00Kuyper College 10 $14,554.00Lake Michigan College 213 $391,759.59Lake Superior State University 230 $1,604,653.00

Student Scholarships and GrantsTuition Incentive Program


Institution Students Award Amount

Student Scholarships and GrantsTuition Incentive Program

Lansing Community College 691 $1,137,885.08Lawrence Technological University 47 $80,848.00Macomb Community College 903 $1,311,851.00Madonna University 16 $23,268.00Marygrove College 96 $182,540.00Michigan Jewish Institute 15 $29,736.00Michigan State University 161 $238,169.75Michigan Technological University 208 $1,621,765.00Mid Michigan Community College 228 $571,702.00Monroe County Community College 103 $155,279.50Montcalm Community College 124 $234,958.00Mott Community College 806 $1,728,349.04Muskegon Community College 324 $597,007.18North Central Michigan College 159 $343,188.50Northern Michigan University 472 $2,702,418.18Northwestern Michigan College 321 $806,076.80Northwood University 69 $108,128.00Oakland Community College 1066 $1,236,757.35Oakland University 76 $69,500.00Olivet College 20 $18,000.00Robert B. Miller College 4 $4,000.00Rochester College 48 $94,769.00Saginaw Chippewa Tribal College 2 $3,145.00Saginaw Valley State University 76 $63,000.00Saint Clair County Community College 305 $662,991.31Schoolcraft College 311 $483,947.84Siena Heights University 39 $71,142.00Southwestern Michigan College 191 $431,548.25Spring Arbor University 87 $166,200.00University of Detroit Mercy 17 $16,000.00University of Michigan-Ann Arbor 115 $103,000.00University of Michigan-Dearborn 54 $46,000.00University of Michigan-Flint 70 $57,000.00Walsh College 12 $12,400.00Washtenaw Community College 294 $453,141.00Wayne County Community College 1435 $2,167,743.32Wayne State University 165 $143,000.00West Shore Community College 96 $150,884.00Western Michigan University 117 $103,300.00Total 17266 $38,367,536.62


$9,722,490

$6,713,091

$1,985,990

Tuition Incentive Program (TIP) Payments by Sector

FY 2012

2-Year Publics

4-Year Publics

4-Year Private

Robert C. Byrd Honors Scholarship (BYRD)

A scholarship program that recognized outstanding high school students with a renewable merit award that could be used within the United States and internationally. The program is no longer funded and 2011-12 was the last year funds were disbursed to renewal students.

Citation Federal Higher Education Act of 1965 as amended.


Institution - In-State Students Award AmountAdrian College 1 $1,150.00Alma College 1 $1,150.00Andrews University 1 $1,150.00Calvin College 4 $4,600.00Central Michigan University 4 $4,600.00Cornerstone University 1 $1,150.00Eastern Michigan University 2 $2,300.00Grand Valley State University 6 $6,900.00Hope College 8 $9,200.00Kalamazoo College 1 $1,150.00Kettering University 1 $1,150.00Lawrence Technological University 2 $2,300.00Madonna University 1 $1,150.00Michigan State University 21 $23,575.00Michigan Technological University 6 $5,750.00Northern Michigan University 2 $2,300.00Oakland University 1 $1,150.00Saginaw Valley State University 1 $1,150.00Spring Arbor University 2 $2,300.00University of Michigan - Ann Arbor 51 $55,200.00University of Michigan - Dearborn 1 $1,150.00Wayne State University 6 $6,900.00Western Michigan University 1 $1,150.00Total 125 $138,575.00

Institution - Out-of-State Students Award AmountArizona State University 1 $1,150.00Babson College (MA) 1 $575.00Baylor University 1 $1,150.00California Institute of Technology 1 $1,150.00Carleton College 1 $1,150.00Cornell University 1 $575.00Dartmouth College 1 $1,150.00Duke University 1 $1,150.00Franklin W. Olin College of Engineering 1 $1,150.00Georgetown University 1 $1,150.00Grinnell College 1 $1,150.00Harvard University 1 $1,150.00Huntington College 1 $1,150.00Indiana Wesleyan University 1 $1,150.00Iowa State University 1 $1,150.00Lake Erie College 1 $1,150.00Loyola Marymount University 1 $1,150.00Maranatha Baptist Bible College 1 $1,150.00Martin Luther College 1 $1,150.00Massachusetts Institute of Technology 5 $4,600.00Middlebury College 1 $575.00Milwaukee School of Engineering 1 $1,150.00New York University 1 $1,150.00Northwestern University 2 $2,300.00Princeton University 1 $1,150.00

Student Scholarships and GrantsRobert C. Byrd Honors Scholarship


Institution - Out-of-State Students Award AmountSaint Mary's College of Indiana 1 $1,150.00University of California (UCLA) 1 $1,150.00University of Illinois - Urbana Champaign 1 $1,150.00University of Kentucky 1 $1,150.00University of Missouri - Columbia 1 $1,150.00University of North Carolina - Chapel Hill 1 $1,150.00University of Notre Dame 8 $8,050.00University of Pennsylvania 1 $1,150.00Valparaiso University 1 $1,150.00Washington and Lee University 1 $1,150.00Wheaton College 1 $1,150.00Xavier University 1 $1,150.00Yale University 5 $5,750.00Total 54 $58,075.00

GEAR UP Michigan! Scholarship (GEAR UP 1)

A federal program that delivers over $6 million in scholarships to needy students from three urban public school systems: Detroit, Muskegon, and Flint. These awards utilize federal funds received as part of the GEAR UP Grant administered by the Workforce Development Agency (WDA). Scholarships are renewable for up to four years in an amount equal to Pell Grant maximums.

Legal Citation Public Law 105-244, Higher Education Amendments of 1998.


Institution Students Award AmountAdrian College 1 $5,350.00Baker College - All Campuses 31 $116,598.00Central Michigan University 7 $33,710.00Davenport University West-Grand 3 $11,683.00Delta College 2 $7,859.00Eastern Michigan University 14 $67,901.00Ferris State University 3 $11,617.00Grand Rapids Community College 1 $4,731.00Grand Valley State University 2 $6,886.00Henry Ford Community College 13 $56,479.00Kalamazoo Valley Community College 2 $8,502.00Lansing Community College 1 $4,731.00Macomb Community College 1 $2,366.00Marygrove College 4 $14,193.00Michigan State University 16 $65,393.00Michigan Technological University 2 $9,041.00Mid Michigan Community College 5 $14,222.00Mott Community College 24 $113,361.00Muskegon Community College 2 $5,411.00Oakland Community College 5 $21,295.00Oakland University 4 $18,924.00Rochester College 1 $4,163.00Saginaw Valley State University 7 $31,052.00Schoolcraft College 2 $7,097.00University of Detroit Mercy 4 $18,924.00University of Michigan-Ann Arbor 3 $14,193.00University of Michigan-Dearborn 3 $14,193.00University of Michigan-Flint 9 $45,855.00University of Phoenix - MI Campus 2 $11,827.00Washtenaw Community College 4 $17,320.00Wayne County Community College 32 $134,671.00Wayne State University 28 $115,374.00Western Michigan University 2 $6,507.00Total 240 $1,021,429.00

Footnotes:Funds for this program are appropriated from the federal government and administered by SSG.The student count is a duplicated count as students transfer between semesters/institutions.

Student Scholarships and GrantsGEAR UP Michigan! Scholarship


$398,045

$452,473

$170,911

GEAR UP Michigan! Payments by Sector

FY 2012

2-Year Publics

4-Year Publics

4-Year Private

GEAR UP College Day Scholarship (GEAR UP 2)

Michigan received a second federal grant that will pay out over $7.7 million in scholarships to students. Awards go to students who participated in programs developed by Michigan’s 15 Public Universities. Scholarship maximum is $5,550 and is renewable for five years.

Legal Citation Public Law 105-244, Higher Education Amendments of 1998.


Institution Students Award AmountCentral Michigan University 3 $16,650.00Eastern Michigan University 12 $57,970.00Ferris State University 2 $11,100.00Grand Valley State University 5 $22,200.00Henry Ford Community College 5 $22,959.00Lake Michigan College 1 $2,775.00Lansing Community College 1 $5,550.00Michigan State University 14 $74,925.00Michigan Technological University 4 $15,347.00Mott Community College 1 $5,550.00Northern Michigan University 4 $12,360.00Oakland Community College 1 $5,550.00Oakland University 1 $5,550.00Saginaw Valley State University 1 $2,775.00University of Michigan - Ann Arbor 10 $55,500.00University of Michigan - Dearborn 3 $16,650.00University of Michigan - Flint 1 $5,550.00Wayne State University 5 $26,362.00Western Michigan University 8 $44,400.00Total 82 $409,723.00

Footnotes:Funds for this program are appropriated from the federal government and administered by SSG.The student count is a duplicated count as students transfer between semesters/institutions.

Student Scholarships and GrantsGEAR UP College Day Scholarship


$42,384

$367,339

GEAR UP College Day Payments by Sector

FY 2012

2-Year Publics

4-Year Publics

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