The two major types of financial aid that may be available for Independent and Distance Learning students are described below. Twin Cities degree or eligible certificate program. Nonadmitted students who reside in Minnesota may be eligible for College of Continuing Education grants or scholarships , which have more flexible eligibility criteria. Employer assistance may also be an option. The TAP is for College of Continuing Education students who have had to delay or interrupt their education.
Priority is given to part-time students.
Eligibility is based on current income, household size, and special expenses. These scholarships are for College of Continuing Education students who have had to delay or interrupt their education. Priority is given to part-time students. Applicants must reside in Minnesota and be U.S. citizens, permanent residents, or eligible noncitizens. Awards are based on academic ability, financial need, and a statement of personal, educational, and career goals.