Missouri programs that help you pay for Ozarks Tech
If you live in Missouri and plan to attend Ozarks Tech, you may qualify for state-funded grants and scholarships. These awards do not have to be repaid and many students combine them with federal or institutional aid. Most programs require you to file the FAFSA by February 1 for priority review, with a final deadline of April 1.
Major State Programs
A+ Scholarship
If you graduated from an A+ designated Missouri high school, you may be eligible for tuition funds that cover classes at Ozarks Tech. This program is one of the most common ways Missouri students pay for community college.
Access Missouri
Access Missouri is a need-based scholarship. Your EFC (Expected Family Contribution), as calculated on your FAFSA determines eligibility and award amounts, which can be applied directly to your tuition and fees at Ozarks Tech.
Fast Track Workforce Incentive Grant
Fast Track helps adults train for high-demand careers. You may qualify if you are 25 or older (or out of school for two years), have not earned a bachelor’s degree, meet income limits, and plan to enroll in an eligible Ozarks Tech program.
Additional State Programs
These programs support specific students and situations. Open each section for details.
Bright Flight Scholarship
For high-achieving Missouri high school seniors who attend college in the state.
Advanced Placement Incentive Grant
For students who score well on AP math or science exams at Missouri public high schools.
Kid’s Chance Scholarship
For children of workers seriously injured or killed in a work-related accident.
Public Service Officer Survivor Program
Tuition assistance for families of certain public employees killed or disabled in the line of duty.
Education & Training Voucher (ETV) Program
Provides up to $5,000 per year for eligible students who were in foster care.
Wartime Veterans’ Survivors Grant
For children and spouses of Missouri veterans disabled or killed in combat since Sept. 11, 2001.
Know the rules for your award
Each state program has specific requirements based on enrollment level, GPA, financial need, or program of study. Read your award information carefully and ask your navigator if you have questions about using or renewing state aid.
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