Metro State offering Tuition Grant for Spring 2027 applicants who complete their FAFSA
Registration, tutoring, advising, and more
Payment, tuition, and financial aid
Your first stop for questions and services
Your admissions and first semester checklist
Graduation and commencement information
Help and resources for students
Get involved in the campus community
Beginning your college journey is a big step. We're here to help.
New undergraduate, degree-seeking students enrolling at Metro State for Spring 2027 may be eligible for a $500 Spring Tuition Grant to help cover tuition and fees.
Complete these three simple steps:
Apply to Metro State by December 1, 2026
Submit your FAFSA or Minnesota Alternative State Financial Aid Application by December 15, 2026 and add Metro State federal school code 010374.
Enroll and register for Spring 2027 classes
Whether you're starting college for the first time, transferring or continuing your educational journey, Metro State is committed to helping you succeed from day one.
New students. New opportunities. $500 toward tuition.
Don't miss this opportunity to receive additional support as you begin your Metro State experience.
Apply by December 1 and complete your financial aid application by December 15 to be considered.
Apply to Metro State
Learn more about Financial Aid
To be eligible for the $500 Spring Tuition Grant, students must:
Be a new undergraduate, degree seeking student admitted for Spring 2027
Submit an application for admission by December 1, 2026
Complete the FAFSA or Alternative Application by December 15, 2026
Be enrolled and registered for the Spring 2027 semester
The grant may only be applied toward tuition and fees.
If tuition and fee charges are less than the grant amount, any remaining funds will not be refunded or disbursed directly to the student. For example: if an individual's combination of Pell, MN State Grant, SEOG, Alliss, and North Star Promise funds total more than owed tuition and fees, that student will not be eligible for this grant. Grant amount will only cover tuition and fees owed (up to $500) and not pay out overages.