SSACI Mission
The State Student Assistance Commission of Indiana’s (SSACI) mission is to make college affordable through need-based grants and to allow choice by granting awards to those attending public, independent & proprietary colleges. SSACI attempts to increase college preparation through its Twenty-first Century Scholar program and by giving increased grant amounts to those graduating from high school with Core 40 and Academic Honors Diplomas.
Publication & Research
- Agency Annual Report
- Agency Calendar/News
- Notable Research/Reports/Analysis
- Rules and Regulations
- State Statutes
- State Grant Annual Survey - NASSGAP
- Participation Eligibility Guidelines
- Students/Parents - eStudent
- Colleges Financial Office
- Colleges Financial Office
- Guidance Counselors
- Guidance Counselors
- Twenty-first Support Sites
- Twenty-first Support Sites
Top FAQsI Want To...
- How do I apply for state grants?
- How is the Frank O’Bannon Grant calculated?
- Why did I not get a state grant?
- My grant award is not for the correct college listed on my SSACI grant notificat...
- Can this grant be used at an out-of-state institution?
- After requesting a change of college, why did my grant go down or get withdrawn ...
Top FAQs I Want To...
- Change my College Choice.
- Establish an eStudent Account/password.
- Know how to file a FAFSA.
- Understand my Student Aid Report (SAR).
- Apply for my federal PIN, so I can file online.
- Find money for my education.
- Find out if I am eligible to participate in the 2009 State Summer Employment Program.
- Learn about state part-time grant aid.
