Victory University 2012-2013 Academic Catalog

Tennessee Dual Enrollment Grant Program:
Tennessee Student Assistance Corporation administers the Tennessee Dual Enrollment Grant
Program. This program provides some additional financial assistance to qualified high school
students wanting to take college courses before high school graduation.
To determine if you meet the criteria to receive the TN Dual Enrollment Grant and to complete
the online application for the consideration, please visit their website at
www.tn.gov/collegepays.
All grant applications must be completed by September 15 for fall enrollment, February 1 for
spring enrollment, and May 1 for summer enrollment. Please note that a submitted application
for the TN Dual Enrollment Grant does not guarantee funding.
Below is the breakdown of the dual enrollment financial awards:
Credit
Hour(s)
Base Tuition
Rate (excludes fees)
TN Dual
Enrollment Grant
VU Bridge to College
Scholarship
1 $345 Pays up to $100 Pays up to $245
2 $690 Pays up to $200 Pays up to $490
3 $1,035 Pays up to $300 Pays up to $735
TRAILBLAZERS SCHOLARSHIP
All first time Victory University students and Victory University graduated dual enrollment
students are eligible for the Trailblazers Scholarship.
All scholarship awards are subject to the following conditions. Your acceptance of a scholarship
indicates that you have read and understand the following:
1. The institution reserves the right to review or cancel awards due to changes in financial
standing, academic or program status.
2. All awards are tentative subject to final verification of academic records and full
acceptance to Victory University upon starting coursework.
Students receiving scholarship awards who withdraw from the university must notify the
Financial Aid office and the Office of Academic Affairs. Withdrawals count as a loss of a
semester/term of eligibility and may result in the cancellation of the award because the student
must be enrolled in four consecutive terms.
DURATION OF AID:
1. The Trailblazers is awarded for four consecutive terms and is not renewable.
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