Financial Aid Disbursement Eligibility Chart for Fall, Winter, and Spring Quarters
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Full-time hours per quarter: 12+ |
Three-quarter time hours per quarter: 9 - 11 |
Half-time hours per quarter : 6 to 8
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Less than half-time hours per quarter: fewer than 6 hours |
| Federal Pell Grant* |
100% of the term award |
75% of the term award |
50% of the term award
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25% of the term award |
| Illinois State Monetary Award Program (MAP) Grant**,
(estimated award amounts) |
15 hours or more: $2,400
14 hours: $2,160
13 hours: $2,160
12 hours: $1,920 |
11 hours: $1,680
10 hours: $1,680
9 hours: $1,440 |
8 hours: $1,200
7 hours: $1,200
6 hours: $960 |
5 hours: $720
4 hours: $720
3 hours or less: $0 |
| University undergraduate grants |
100% of the term award |
50% of the term award |
No disbursement |
| University undergraduate scholarships |
100% of the term award |
In general, require full-time enrollment |
| Federal Direct Subsidized and Unsubsidized Loan |
100% of the term award |
No disbursement |
| Federal Direct Parent PLUS Loan |
Award is dependent upon projected hours at the time award is accepted |
No disbursement |
Federal TEACH Grant
TEACH Grant allocations are subject to adjustment by Congress. TEACH Grant recipients should check with the Office of Financial Aid to confirm the most current award amounts. |
100% of the term award |
75% of the term award |
50% of the term award |
25% of the term award |
Federal Work-Study***
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Eligible to work and earn 100% of the term's award |
Eligibility limited to special circumstances; contact the Office of Financial Aid for more information |
| External scholarships and grants |
100% of the maximum term award |
In general, require full-time enrollment |
For an award program not listed above, please contact the Office of Financial Aid at DePaul Central at
(312) 362-8610 or email
finaid1@depaul.edu.
*Federal Pell Grant recipients: DePaul uses a financial aid census date (referred to as the Pell census date) for purposes of determining your term enrollment status for Federal Pell disbursement each term. The Pell census date is the day after the last day to drop classes with no penalty, as published on the academic calendar. Your enrollment status for Pell disbursement will be based on your official enrollment on this date. If you have questions, please contact the Office of Financial Aid at DePaul Central for assistance.
**Illinois State Monetary Award Program (MAP) Grant recipients: DePaul uses a census date to determine enrollment status for State of IL MAP Grant (Est) disbursement each term. The census date is the last day to drop classes with no penalty, as published on the academic calendar. Your enrollment status for State of IL MAP Grant (Est) disbursement will be based on your official enrollment on this date. Course changes that result in credit hour changes may impact your financial aid. If your financial aid is adjusted, it will be reflected on your ePay/eBill section of Campus Connect. If you have questions, please contact the Office of Financial Aid at DePaul Central for assistance.
***Federal Work-Study recipients: Federal Work-Study funds are not disbursed to your university account. You receive Federal Work-Study funds through either direct deposit or paycheck based on hours worked in a qualified on-campus job.
- Assumes all general financial aid eligibility requirements, need requirements, and program-specific enrollment requirements are met, including active confirmed attendance/participation in all courses for which financial aid is authorized.
- Also assumes enrollment in courses that apply toward your degree program, and compliance with the financial aid repeat-course policy.
- Summer enrollment requirements may vary: please refer to the online Request for Summer Financial Aid (available in Campus Connect after April 1 each year).
- Federal Work-Study assumes active participation in a Federal Work-Study-eligible DePaul student employment position. Also assumes all general financial aid eligibility requirements and program-specific enrollment requirements are met, including active confirmed attendance/participation in all courses for which financial aid is authorized.
- Withdrawal from courses may have serious consequences. Your aid may be recalculated based on a failure to begin attendance in classes or failure to participate in online classes, and you may no longer be eligible for the financial aid disbursed to you. For more information, please refer to the Withdrawal from Classes section of this website.