Report on Student Financial Aid in Texas Higher Education for Fiscal Year 2014.

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Report on Student Financial Aid in Texas Higher Education for Fiscal Year 2014

Summary of Fiscal Year 2014 Financial Aid Types of Aid to Students in Texas, FY 2014 Sources of Aid to Students in Texas, FY 2014

Financial Aid Programs Administered by THECB State Financial Aid Programs: Awards and Dollars, FY 2014 FY14 # Recipients FY14 Disbursements TEXAS Grant87,341$345,426,724 Texas Educational Opportunity Grant7,842$13,701,911 Tuition Equalization Grant27,089$89,422,566 Top 10% Scholarship15,633$25,814,617 Texas Work-Study4,763$7,975,527 College Access Loan7,493$98,929,074 Texas B-On-Time Loan7,651$47,724,215 Total157,812$628,994,634

Five-Year History of the Major State Grant Programs # of Recipients and Funds Awarded through State Grant Programs (Current Dollars), FY FY10FY11FY12FY13FY14 TEXAS Grant Funds (in Millions) $274.15$338.10$286.38$292.55$ TEXAS Grant Recipients 68,11971,72675,96677,26887,341 Average Award Amount $4,025$4,714$3,770$3,786$3,955 TEG Funds (in Millions) $103.69$102.11$84.30$84.20$89.42 TEG Recipients 27,98827,73625,47424,90627,089 Average Award Amount $3,705$3,681$3,309$3,381$3,301 TEOG Funds (in Millions) $11.88$11.30$9.20$11.55$13.70 TEOG Recipients 7,4896,8265,8016,5637,842 Average Award Amount $1,586$1,655$1,586$1,760$1,747

Average Unmet Need for FY14

Need-Based Financial Aid Programs Financial Aid to All Recipients by Income (Grants vs. Loans), FY 2014