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Tuition & Financial Aid

Making GLU Affordable

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Affordability

The Average GLU Graduate Pays Less Than You Think

The published cost of attendance is $32,400/year for Michigan residents — but after grants and scholarships, the average net price drops to $22,000/year. 93% of GLU students receive some form of financial aid.

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Types of Financial Aid

Aid That Fits Your Situation

Grand Lakes University awards more than $180 million in student aid annually through a combination of grants, scholarships, loans, and work-study.

Merit Scholarships

Merit Scholarships

Academic merit scholarships ranging from $2,000 to full tuition, awarded at admission and renewable for four years.

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Need-Based Aid

Need-Based Aid

GLU meets 100% of demonstrated financial need for all admitted Michigan residents through a combination of grants, work, and loans.

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Grants & Fellowships

Grants & Fellowships

Federal Pell Grants, state of Michigan grants, and GLU institutional grants — money you don't have to pay back.

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Federal Work-Study

Federal Work-Study

On- and off-campus jobs that let you earn money while building professional experience, with flexible hours around your classes.

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Financial Aid FAQ

Your Aid Questions Answered

93%
Students Receive Aid
$18,400
Average Aid Package
2,400+
Merit Scholars
$0
Application Fee

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