Financial assistance is available through a combination of various programs which are funded through federal, state, local and private sources. The aid is designed to assist those students who find it difficult or impossible to attend school without financial assistance. A brief description of the programs are listed below. The grant is based on need. Repayment of this grant is not required as long as the student completes all scheduled requirements.
Funds are limited.
Funds are limited. First is Tennessee's new welfare reform plan which replaced the AFDC program, on September 1, 1996. The program provides temporary cash assistance, job training, employment assistance, and support services. Occasionally, scholarship funds are made available by civic groups, church organizations, business organizations, and professional groups. The groups may sponsor a student's daily expenses, books, and other supplies.