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The 31% of FTE undergraduate students in two-year public colleges received 30% of Pell Grant funds in 2007-08, but only 14% of Academic Competitiveness Grants (ACG). The 9% of undergraduates in for-profit institutions received over 20% of Pell Grants, but only 2% of ACG funds. |
Note: Percentages may not sum to 100 due to rounding.
Note: FTE enrollment is based on a formula that counts a part-time student as one-third of a full-time student. Total FTEs include both graduate and undergraduate students. Private not-for-profit two-year institutions, which represent 1% of all undergraduate enrollment,
are excluded.
Source: NCES, unpublished data provided by IPEDS staff.
Download Excel for this figure. Download Excel for all figures and tables. - Campus-based aid and Stafford Loans
benefit both undergraduate and graduate
students.The 9% of FTE postsecondary students enrolled in for-profit institutions received 21% of the subsidized and 22% of the unsubsidized Stafford Loans, compared to 8% and 6%, respectively, for the 27% of all students enrolled in public two-year colleges.More
- The 21% of FTE postsecondary students
enrolled in private not-for-profit four-year colleges
received
46% percent of all campus-based aid in 2007-08. Two-year public college students received 9% of these funds.More
