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Grants
Grants are a kind of financial assistance that do not need to be repaid. A grant is usually awarded based on a certain level of financial need or other requirements. Most grants require that the FAFSA is filed each year.
Otha Aden Church Matching Grant
Type of Aid: Matching Grant
Amount: Taylor matches up to $2,000 per academic year
Eligibility: Open to all students
Description: Taylor University will match your church’s gift up to $2,000 per year per student, or a maximum of $1,000 per semester per student. The church must submit the Church Matching Grant Pledge Form by April 1. Funds for entire academic year must be received no later than July 1. Churches may make their payment online.
Supplemental Information:
- Church Matching Grant Sample Letter
- Church Matching Grant Online Pledge Form
- Church Matching Grant Pledge Form (PDF)
- Make Church Matching Grant Payments
- FAQs (.pdf)
Application Deadline: April 1, with matching funds received no later than July 1
About: Pastor Otha Aden graduated from Fort Wayne Bible College (now Taylor University) and planted several churches regionally. He was active in discipling and encouraging young preachers and their congregations, and he was a founding member of the Baptist Fellowship Association. Pastor Aden’s love for Jesus, the Church, and his community continues to impact Taylor today.
Federal Pell Grant
Type of Aid: Grant
Amount: Up to $6,895
Eligibility: Eligibility based on the FAFSA.
External Application: FAFSA
Federal SEOG Grant
Type of Aid: Grant
Amount: Up to $2,000
Eligibility: Eligibility based on the FAFSA. Student must be enrolled at least half-time.
External Application: FAFSA
Application Deadline: no deadline
Indiana Freedom of Choice Grant
Type of Aid: Grant
Amount: Up to $9,200
Eligibility: Must be a primary resident of Indiana, enrolled full-time. Amount awarded based on FAFSA.
External Application: FAFSA
Application Deadline: April 15
Indiana 21st Century Grant
Type of Aid: Grant
Amount: $8,981
Eligibility: Must be a 21st Century Scholar. Students attending public schools in Indiana can sign up for the 21st Century Scholar program in the 8th grade and continue in the program throughout high school.
External Application: FAFSA
Application Deadline: April 15
Other State Grants
Type of Aid: Grant
Amount: Varies
Eligibility: Contact your Guidance Counselor
External Application: FAFSA
Application Deadline: June 1
Taylor Grant for 21st Century Scholars
Type of Aid: Grant
Amount: $3,000
Eligibility: Must be a 21st Century Scholar
Taylor Grant for Lilly Community Foundation Scholars
Type of Aid: Grant
Amount: Room and Board Charges
Eligibility: Must be a Lilly Community Foundation Scholar
Taylor Fund Grant
Type of Aid: Grant
Amount: Up to $9,000
Eligibility: Full-time enrollment status. Eligibility based on FAFSA.
External Application: FAFSA
Application Deadline: April 1
Transfer Grant
Type of Aid: Grant
Amount: $6,000
Eligibility: Awarded to all transfer students who have taken at least one year of college credit after high school and have a college GPA of 2.5-2.99.
These award amounts are for 2022-2023.