FROM INFORMATION TO ACTION
How to apply
Follow the instructions of the official supplier.
- 01
Submit FAFSA for the scholarship.
- 02
For incentive, begin full employment in a demand occupation and apply through IFAA within six months of completing studies.
- 03
Maintain that job for twelve months for verification and payment of the incentive.
Applications are handled by the provider. Confirm the current cycle and exact requirements on its website.
Geographic coverage
Iowa
- IA
What it offers
Aid for fall and spring, up to four full awards or partial equivalent. Possible incentive upon graduation and eligible employment in Iowa.
Award amount or benefit
2026–27: up to $1,125 per full semester. Additional work incentive up to $2,000.
Who it is for
Not confirmed. Check with the official organization.
Published eligibility requirements
Iowa resident with at least sixty previous credits, taking three or more credits in an approved undergraduate program at Iowa State, University of Iowa, or University of Northern Iowa.
Income requirements
SAI máximo 7,000.
Academic requirements & grade level
Not confirmed. Check with the official organization.
Residency requirements
Not confirmed. Check with the official organization.
FAFSA requirements
Not confirmed. Check with the official organization.
Citizenship restrictions, if applicable
Not confirmed. Check with the official organization.
Documents requested
Not confirmed. Check with the official organization.
Renewal information
Not confirmed. Check with the official organization.
Contact information
Iowa College Aid: 877-272-4456, option 3.
Sources & verification
Latest source review · Oct 8, 2026
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- Verification status
- Verified
- Last verification
- Oct 8, 2026
- Added to this catalog
- Oct 8, 2026
- Last updated
- Oct 8, 2026
- Original resource ID
- BTL-0135
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