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The Police Officer’s and Fire Fighter’s Survivor Tuition Grant (STG) provides for the waiver of tuition at a Michigan community college or public university for the natural or adopted children and surviving spouses of Michigan police officers and fire fighters killed in the line of duty.
An initial application is required and can be completed through the MiSSG Student Portal.
The person applying must be the spouse or child (natural or adopted), of a deceased Michigan police officer or fire fighter, who was killed in the line of duty. A child must be less than age 21 at the time of the police officer’s or fire fighter’s death. Eligible students must apply for the first time before the age of 26.
In addition to the STG application, the following must also be submitted:
Awards are based on the first Michigan college choice listed on the FAFSA. Students are responsible for notifying MI Student Aid of a change in their college choice. This can be done through the MiSSG Student Portal or by calling 888-447-2687.
MI Student Aid shall determine if the applicant is eligible for a tuition waiver based upon the application and supporting documentation submitted by the applicant.
In addition to the initial eligibility requirements, to renew, a student must:
Program eligibility ends when a student has received a bachelor’s degree or after completing the equivalent of nine (9) semesters or 14 terms (124 semester hours or 180 term hours), whichever occurs first.
Future awards are subject to available and approved funding.
Michigan public degree-granting community college or public university.
The eligible college or university may waive tuition only for courses applicable toward a certificate or degree in which the applicant is enrolled. It is the responsibility of the college’s financial aid office to coordinate all sources of aid for which a student may be eligible. Tuition may be waived only to the extent that the tuition is not covered or paid by any other scholarship, trust fund, statutory benefit, or other source of tuition coverage.