Federal & State Grants
Unlock financial support through federal and state grants to help make your education at West Liberty University more affordable.
Federal
Grants
Non-repayable grants for students with financial need or pursuing high-demand fields, like teaching.
A federal grant for students with demonstrated financial need.
- Award range (2023–24): $767 – $7,395 for full-time students
- How to apply: Submit your FAFSA annually
An additional federal grant for students with exceptional financial need.
- Award range: $100 – $4,000
- How to apply: Submit FAFSA and coordinate with the WLU Financial Aid Office
A federal grant for students training to become teachers in high-need fields.
- Requirements: Agree to teach full-time at a low-income school for four years after graduation; otherwise, grant converts to a federal loan
- Apply: WLU TEACH Grant Application | More info
State
Grants
Non-repayable grants for students with financial need or pursuing high-demand fields, like teaching.
A need-based grant available to West Virginia residents.
- Deadline: Typically April 15
- How to apply: Complete FAFSA and state application
A state grant for Pennsylvania residents based on financial need.
- Tip: Apply early via FAFSA
- More info: PA State Grant Program
A grant for part-time West Virginia residents to help cover tuition and fees.
- Eligibility: Must demonstrate financial need via FAFSA
- How to apply: Submit FAFSA and HEAPS Application Form to WLU Financial Aid Office
- Funding: Amount depends on need and tuition costs; contingent on available funds
Financial aid programs for DC residents to support higher education costs.
- How to apply / More info: DC CAP Programs
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Hilltopper
West Liberty University is a place where you can pursue your dreams and prepare for the future. With more than 60 programs, a vibrant campus life, small classes, and an affordable cost, the quality education you’ll get at West Liberty is like no other.