What is whag?

WHAG, or Wisconsin Higher Education Aids Board Grants, are a type of financial aid available to students attending eligible postsecondary institutions in Wisconsin. These grants are designed to help Wisconsin residents afford the cost of college. Eligibility for WHAG is generally based on financial need, and the amount of the grant varies depending on the student's resources and the cost of attendance at their chosen institution. Students typically need to complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) to determine their eligibility for WHAG. More information about the FAFSA can be found in its page.

Key aspects of WHAG:

• Eligibility: Primarily based on financial need, considering factors like income and assets. Learn more about Eligibility.
• Residency: Students must be Wisconsin residents to qualify. Additional information about Residency can be found here.
• Eligible Institutions: WHAG is available for students attending eligible public and private nonprofit colleges and universities in Wisconsin. The list of Eligible%20Institutions can change, so it's crucial to check with the Wisconsin Higher Educational Aids Board or the specific school.
• Application Process: Students typically apply by completing the FAFSA. The Application%20Process needs to be checked before starting.
• Grant Amount: The amount of the grant varies based on financial need and the cost of attendance. More information about Grant%20Amount is also available.

For more detailed information and the most up-to-date requirements, it's recommended to visit the official website of the Wisconsin Higher Educational Aids Board (HEAB).