Florida Student Assistance Grant
Offered by Florida Department of Education
Florida Student Assistance Grant is a scholarship from Florida Department of Education worth $200. A minimum GPA of 2.0 is required.
About 75 minutes of work, based on what the sponsor asks for.
- Residency required
- Renewable
- FAFSA required
Who can apply
- Minimum GPA
- 2.0
- How you're selected
- open
- Type of school
- undergraduate
- Citizenship
- U.S. citizens, eligible noncitizens
What the sponsor says
Students may be eligible for the need-based Florida Student Assistance Grant (FSAG) from the Florida Department of Education if they attend an eligible public or private Florida institution (such as AdventHealth University). The student (or the student’s parents, if the student is a dependent) must be a Florida resident for a minimum of twelve consecutive months prior to the beginning of the term for which funds are requested. The date will be listed on the online financial aid system. Students must be U.S. citizens or eligible noncitizens and must be enrolled for at least 12 credits by the end of the drop/add period. The student cannot have a prior Bachelor’s degree, be in default, or owe a repayment on federal or state grants or loans. The grant is available for nine trimesters of undergraduate work. Funding is not available during the summer trimester. To receive FSAG for the following school year, the student must maintain a minimum 2.00 cumulative GPA and must have successfully completed 12 credits for each term he or she received the FSAG.
Students may apply by completing and submitting the FAFSA and the online AHU Financial Aid Application . The grant is awarded on a first-come, first served basis. The annual minimum and maximum award amount may vary each academic year. The minimum award for the academic year is $200.
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Our read on this award
3 figures we worked out, not the sponsor's. Free, and it takes an email address.
How these are worked out
- Our grade. From three facts the sponsor published. How few can apply: one high school or city 3 points, a county 2, the state 1, the whole country 0. How much it pays: $10,000 or more, or at least half of tuition, 3; $2,500 or more 2; $1,000 or more 1. Paid again in later years: 1. A is 4 points or more, B 3, C 2, D 0 or 1.
- How narrow the field is. Read from where the sponsor restricts it. An award open to one high school is competing against a graduating class.
- Conditions to meet. The conditions the sponsor published, each listed under Who can apply. More conditions means a smaller field, which is good news if you meet them.
- None of it is a chance of winning. We do not know how many people apply or how a sponsor chooses, so we do not publish a percentage. Anyone who does is guessing.
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Last checked 2026-09-26. Deadlines change without notice, so confirm with the sponsor before you rely on one.