Consortium Agreement

Consortium agreements enable Arizona State University (ASU) degree-seeking students to participate in financial aid programs while concurrently attending ASU and another accredited higher education institution. ASU reserves the right to not enter into a consortium agreement if, in the opinion of ASU's SFAO, that consortium agreement would be administratively prohibitive. Consortium agreements assist in receiving additional financial aid, not for the deferment of loans.

Financial Aid Eligibility Under Consortium Agreements

The following table shows how much you will be eligible for each type of award while under a consortium agreement. Please note that eligibility for awards marked with a * are determined only by the number of credit hours you are enrolled in at ASU.

Disbursement Schedule

Award # of Term Credits = % of Award Received
Undergraduate Graduate
Federal Pell Grant*
 12+ = 100% N/A
9–11 = 75%
6–8 = 50%
1–5 = See note below†
FSEOG*
SFAT Grant*
ASU Grant*
University Grant*		 12+ = 100% N/A
9–11 = 75%
6–8 = 50%
<6 = 0%
Academic Competitiveness Grant (ACG)
SMART Grant
LEAP Grant*
ASU Advantage Grant*		 12+ = 100% N/A
<12 = 0%
Federal Perkins Loan* 12+ = 100 12+ = 100%
9–11 = 75% 9–11 = 75%
6–8 = 50% 6–8 = 50%
<6 = 0% <6 = 0%
Federal Direct Stafford Loans
Federal PLUS Loan
Federal Work-Study		 6+ = 100% 6+ = 100%
<6 = 0% <6 = 0%
Scholarships See individual donor and/or university criteria for your scholarship(s).
* Generally, only ASU hours are considered in determining the amount for this award (i.e. consortium hours do not count), however, permission to use combined hours for ASU awards must be approved by SFAO management.
† Amount is dependent upon enrollment status as well as your EFC and COA. Contact Student Financial Assistance if you would like to know a definitive dollar amount.

 

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2007-08 Consortium Agreement64.89 KB
2008-09 Consortium Agreement65.08 KB