The Indiana 21st Century Scholarship Program is an early commitment college promise program funded by the Indiana Commission for Higher Education (CHE), offering income-eligible Hoosier students up to four years of paid tuition at an eligible Indiana two-year and/or four-year higher education institution.

All low-income 7th- and 8th-graders are eligible to enroll provided they meet the income threshold (under $45,000 for a family of four) and sign a pledge to complete high school with a cumulative GPA 2.5 or higher. There is no test score requirement. Students must apply by June 30th of their 8th-grade year.

Is the Indiana 21st Century Scholarship Program a "first-dollar" or "last-dollar" scholarship program?

First-dollar scholarship program. This means that your scholarship is applied first upon arrival at IUB before any other financial aid grant is considered.

ScholarTrack is an online service for students who have filed a FAFSA as residents of the state of Indiana.

The ScholarTrack site allows you to:

• See any issues with your FAFSA that could prevent you from receiving state aid so that you can make necessary changes.
• View your state grant award amount.
• View your state grant history.
• View your grant application, which includes information from your FAFSA, your diploma type, your 21st Century Scholar status, National Guard status, and school of choice.
• Update your school of choice. Please make sure the school you are attending is listed as we will only send your grant information to that school.

Income level may have changed between sign up and entering the college. 

They would have received a one year O'Bannon. You didn't fulfill your obligations via ScholarTrek and therefore were not eligible for the scholarship.

You need to have the transcripts sent to the 21st Scholars office.  It can be done electronically via ScholarTrak.

There are five requirements that all scholars have to meet each year:

1. Earn 30 credits per academic yearwith a minimum grade of D or higher for each course
2. Full-time status (minimum 12 credits per semester)
3. File your FAFSA on-time each year (by April 15th)
4. Maintain Satisfactory Academic Progress (SAP)
5. Be a good citizen.

The Success Coaches at the Titan Success Center.

There are five requirements that all scholars have to meet each year:

1. Earn 30 credits per academic year with a minimum grade of D or higher for each course
2. Full-time status (minimum 12 credits per semester)
3. File your FAFSA on-time each year (by April 15th)
4. Maintain Satisfactory Academic Progress (SAP)
5. Be a good citizen.

The IU 21st Century Scholarship covers 100% tuition and mandatory fees (e.g., activity, repair and rehabilitation fee, transportation, technology, and health). In addition, the IU 21st Century Scholarship covers the Common Application Fee, IU Intent to Enroll Admissions Fee, IU Housing Application Fee, and IU Intensive Freshman Seminar (IFS) tuition fee (if applicable) for incoming scholars.

The IU 21st Century Scholarship does NOT cover summer tuition and mandatory fee, on-campus room/board, academic program or department fee, first-year orientation fee, fraternity/sorority fee (if applicable), "non-IU" study abroad program, and/or other miscellaneous fees associated with your department. However, you can utilize student loans to offset this cost.

Question | Is your award appearing on ScholarTrack?

No

• ScholarTrack will list the reason for this. Please make sure you have indicated the correct school choice. It will need to be changed in ScholarTrack and on your current FAFSA.

Yes

1. Do you have To Do List items?
   1. No. Please double check by going to one.iu.edu.
   2. Yes. Your to-do list items will need to be processed and completed before aid can post. Processing can take up to three weeks. Please monitor your e-mail account for updates.
2. Are you enrolled full-time?
   1. Yes. Your aid has not yet been applied. Student Central on Union is working to get aid posted to your account.
   2. No. You must be enrolled full-time before the end of the first week of classes.

NO, unfortunately, remediation courses won’t count towards the required 30/60/90 credit hours.

The only option is to complete summer classes at either IU campus or at another institution. Please note that there is NO Indiana 21st Century Scholarship during the summer semester. According to Indiana Code Title 21-12-6-7, failure to satisfy the 30/60/90 credit hours requirement may remove you from receiving the Indiana 21st Century Scholarship the following academic year unless you have documentation of health/medical reason.

YES, the Indiana Commission for Higher Education (CHE) requires all scholars to remain "full-time" status regardless of class standing. However, you may lose the Covenant during your last semester if you are less than full-time.

NO, unfortunately, the scholarship cannot be extended to the "5th year." Historically, about 30% of our scholars will stay for the "5th year." If you must stay for the 5th year, we highly recommend that you utilize student loans and/or the Pell Grant to pay your tuition fee.

NO, unfortunately, the Indiana 21st Century Scholarship cannot pay for tuition at two different IU campuses. We highly advise scholars to enroll in one higher education ins

No. However, you will be placed on academic probation and be required to attend study tables at the Academic Centers for Excellence. You will have two semesters after probationary status to raise your cumulative GPA and get off probation. Please note that you cannot graduate from Indiana University with a GPA of 1.99 or lower.

You will need to submit an appeal to the Indiana Commission for Higher Education (CHE) to reinstate your scholarship but does not guarantee approval. To file an appeal, please submit an online application at Click Here.

It depends. If you receive the IU 21st Century Scholars Covenant, then you are NOT eligible for Federal Work-Study program. However, if you do NOT receive the IU 21st Century Scholars Covenant, then you are eligible for Federal Work-Study program. Statistically, only 25 percent of our scholars will qualify for the Federal Work-Study program. For more info, please visit Click Here. *Please note that scholars must have checked on their FAFSA application their interest in Federal Work-Study in order to be eligible for the current academic year.

The 21^st Century Scholarship is a tuition scholarship.  Earning the 21st Century Scholarship provides students up to four years of undergraduate tuition* at any participating public college or university in Indiana.

• If a class is passed, but it needs to be repeated to achieve a required grade, do both attempts count toward the yearly number of credits needed? A student can retake a course (only twice) to achieve the required grade. 

• If multiple attempts with passing grades can be used toward the yearly total, are there any limitations?

• A student can only take twice.  Grades of D- or higher earn the credit hours

Yes, A student must petition to the state if they are below credit hour count and/or GPA requirement. There should be an explanation as to why the poor performance occurred mental issues, tragic event, impactful circumstances beyond I just didn’t do my work.

Filing the FAFSA before the deadline

Mainly Credit hour count.