If you're a college student, you already submit an application for this every year you're in school. However, your eligibility for aid changes based on various factors such as marital status, having children, housing status, etc. Consult the above link, Student Central , and IU's Title IX Coordinator to know more.
Grants scholarships and emergency funds to students facing hardship and students employed by the Student Adovcates Office
Student advocacy regarding academics and personal matters that are provided by retired IU faculty and staff volunteers
Gathers, reviews, and handles care reports submitted by students requesting assistance for the submitter of the report and/or others on behalf of which the report is submitted
Offers scheduled time per week to meet with students about their concerns
Responsible for student appeals to grades and requests to withdraw from coursework
Advocates for and offers support to students who have experienced sexual misconduct, rape, sexual harassment, dating violence, or stalking
If you've experienced any big life or income changes since filing your FAFSA, you may want to look into appeals for financial aid. Check out the link above to learn more.
This fund provides clothing, dental, eye, and emergency medical care for students who need assistance. MCCSC serves any student in need. Click the above link to learn more.
United Way of Monroe County partners with FamilyWize to provide a card that can help lower the cost of prescription medication for those in need. Click the above link to learn more.
SNAP is the largest federal nutrition assistance program. The program provides benefits to eligible low-income individuals and households. To learn more, click the above link.
The WIC program serves low-income pregnant women, breastfeeding women, non-breastfeeding post-partum women, infants, toddlers, and children up to the age of five. This government program provides clients with information on nutrition, food assistance, and health care referrals. Click the above link to learn more.
Sponsored by Indiana University Health, this digital tool helps you search for free and reduced cost services based on the zip code you enter in the search bar. Click above to learn more.
Aunt Berta helps you search for free and reduced-cost services like medical care, food assistance, job training, and more. Click above to learn more about your available resources.