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North Dakota Supplemental State Grant

Additional tuition-limited support for eligible ND State Grant recipients; it is not a substitute application for the base award.

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At a glance

Free if eligible
What it covers
Additional aid for ND State Grant recipients. The amount is limited by regular undergraduate tuition and takes estimated Pell Grant and State Grant amounts into account.
Income / financial rules
FAFSA-based total family income must be $80,000 or less. This guide does not treat that measure as an interchangeable federal-AGI cutoff.
Who to check first
First receive the ND State Grant; the base grant’s residency, schooling, programme and enrollment requirements still apply.
Application timing
Use the annual FAFSA/base-grant process and ask your institution about its packaging timetable. The official description gives no separate dated supplemental application deadline.
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Check your eligibility

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How to apply

  1. 1
    Apply for or renew the base ND State Grant through the annual FAFSA and complete any required verification.
  2. 2
    Ask the institution to check supplemental eligibility in your aid package. Eligible awards are placed in the package by the institution and disbursed after the ND State Grant each semester.

What to watch for

Having family income below the limit does not by itself qualify you: the base ND State Grant award, credits, progress and verification conditions also apply.
This is not a promise of full tuition. Pell/base-grant amounts and the overall cost-of-attendance limit affect the result.

Common questions

What is the main benefit?

Additional aid for ND State Grant recipients. The amount is limited by regular undergraduate tuition and takes estimated Pell Grant and State Grant amounts into account.

Is there an income limit?

FAFSA-based total family income must be $80,000 or less. This guide does not treat that measure as an interchangeable federal-AGI cutoff.

When should I apply?

Use the annual FAFSA/base-grant process and ask your institution about its packaging timetable. The official description gives no separate dated supplemental application deadline.

Sources & verification

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North Dakota State Grant
North Dakota University System
Checked Oct 16, 2026
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