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How do I apply for scholarships and why aren there more merit-based scholarships based on academic achievement alone?

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How do I apply for scholarships and why aren there more merit-based scholarships based on academic achievement alone?

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You can access information about scholarships by visiting our scholarship website. Our scholarship website may refer you to other University of Iowa and non-University related sites. Many students utilize counselors, teachers, and administrators at their high schools or may contact other local community agencies for information about scholarships. The UI has a long history of developing scholarship and grant programs that help provide access to those who otherwise may not be able to attend. Although we allocate a significant amount of University dollars to merit scholarships, 80% of our need-based and merit scholarships are awarded to students who complete the FAFSA annually and demonstrate financial need.

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