The Ross Financial Hardship Grant is available for students of Ross Medical Education Center or Ross College who have encountered an unexpected financial hardship and are unable to meet the obligations of the Ross Payment Plan. A maximum of $500 is to be used for direct tuition cost and fees only, after all Title IV funding options, as well as any federal, state and local grants and/or educational benefits available to the students have been exhausted. This grant has no cash value and cannot result in a refund to the student.
Eligibility Requirements
All Ross Financial Hardship Grant applicants must:
- not be in default on any Title IV Federal loans.
- be in good academic and attendance standing (based on Satisfactory Academic Progress requirements) and hold a minimum cumulative GPA of 2.0
- submit a letter to the campus' Associate Director documenting their hardship
- submit a letter to Financial Aid supporting the need and affirm that all other aid options have been exhausted
In addition, the $500 assistance must be enough to address the hardship.
Work with your Campus Director to obtain and complete the Hardship Grant Application.
