Grant Money for Out of State Residents?

Colleges and Universities A-Z University of Vermont
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<p>Can anyone let me know whether grants or scholarships are readily available to out of state residents? My kid can afford the in-state rate but unfortunately can't afford the out-of-state rate (ouch!). I</p>

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<p><a href="http://www.uvm.edu/%7Escholars/?Page=prospective_undergraduates/out_of_state.html&SM=pmenu.html%5B/url%5D"&gt;http://www.uvm.edu/%7Escholars/?Page=prospective_undergraduates/out_of_state.html&SM=pmenu.html&lt;/a&gt;&lt;/p>

<p>These are just merit scholarships; need-based aid may also be granted. However, UVM doesn't promise to meet 100% of need, so there may be some "gapping" involved between your EFC and what UVM offers.</p>

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<p>UVM awards some merit scholarships for out of states, their biggest being a 18000 one, which you had to apply for and ended in january (I missed it by 2 days I'm so upset).</p>

<p>They will give Need-Based aid just like any other school so just hope for that. I know I"m upset about their cost for out of states - its a huge difference - but I really want to go to UVM. If you have any other questions you can PM me since I"m also from out of state (and attending in 2008)</p>

<p>Don't forget, apply to EVERY PRIVATE SCHOLARSHIP you can find - even if its 100 dollars. Because that will 100 dollars that you don't have to pay X_X</p>

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<p>uvm definitely awards merit scholarships and need based aid. personally, i got $2000 per year without applying for anything, and i've met a lot of people in a similar situation.</p>