The MiSSG High School Counselor Portal is your way to access data about the students at your school. Features include FAFSA completion, SAT score records, TIP eligibility rosters, student look-ups, and MCS qualifier lists. GO TO MISSG HIGH SCHOOL COUNSELOR POR
Map of MI Student Aid's Outreach Regions
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MI Student Aid Publications for Academic Year 2021-22 are available for digital download. Print versions are also available for order.
Federal Family Education Loan Program (FFELP)
Michigan Alternative Student Loan Program (MI-LOAN)
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Dual Enrollment allows students to begin taking free dual enrollment classes in the 9th grade and continue to take up to ten dual enrollment courses overall in grades 9-12. The Michigan Department of Education (MDE) administers the Dual Enrollment Program. Private school students must first get a signed letter of eligibility from their principal to participate in the program. MDE works with MI Student Aid who is responsible for sending payments to the college for each eligible private school student.
Students should check with their counseling office for eligibility information.
Students should check with their counseling office for application information.
Students should check with their counseling office for deadline information.
Program eligibility ends when a student has:
Limited to approved and available funding.
Michigan community college, public university or independent, degree-granting college or university.
MDE calculates the correct payment amounts and sends to MI Student Aid.
Public Acts 131-134 of 2012.
For additional program information, visit www.michigan.gov/dualenrollment.