Minnesota Postsecondary Child Care Grant

Grant · Minnesota Office of Higher Education

Minnesota Postsecondary Child Care Grant. $50–$6,500. Still confirming. Minnesota Office of Higher Education. Not a promise you will receive the award.

Sponsor
Minnesota Office of Higher Education
Official link
https://myhighered.mn.gov/paying-college/grants (myhighered.mn.gov)
Amount
$50–$6,500. Maximum award $6,500 per eligible child per 9-month academic year; maximum per term $3,250/semester or $2,167/quarter; minimum $50/semester or $33/quarter (official myhighered.mn.gov/paying-college/grants).
Status
We're still confirming this listing with the sponsor's official page.
Deadline
Complete FAFSA or Minnesota Alternative State Financial Aid Application plus campus Child Care Grant application (campus-determined packaging — official myhighered.mn.gov/paying-college/grants)
Who can apply
Students in Minnesota
Last checked
October 23, 2026 (we checked the official page)
Last verified
2026-10-23

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States on file: Minnesota

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Source: Minnesota Office of Higher Education (official URL on file)

Source: confirmed

Deadline verified: no — we do not have a confirmed date

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Current cycle: not confirmed · no deadline on file

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Eligibility on file

Minnesota Postsecondary Child Care Grant: helps students with child-care costs; max $6,500 per eligible child per 9-month year. Official MyHigherEd grants page. Eligibility (Minnesota Postsecondary Child Care Grant; checked 2026-09-07): Need-based child care support for eligible student parents. Complete FAFSA or Minnesota Alternative application plus campus Child Care Grant application (official https://myhighered.mn.gov/paying-college/grants). Official amount guidance: Maximum award $6,500 per eligible child per 9-month academic year; maximum per term $3,250/semester or $2,167/quarter; minimum $50/semester or $33/quarter (official myhighered.mn.gov/paying-college/grants; checked 2026-09-07).

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How to apply

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Questions

Who sponsors Minnesota Postsecondary Child Care Grant?

Minnesota Office of Higher Education. Official page: https://myhighered.mn.gov/paying-college/grants

What is the amount for Minnesota Postsecondary Child Care Grant?

$50–$6,500. Maximum award $6,500 per eligible child per 9-month academic year; maximum per term $3,250/semester or $2,167/quarter; minimum $50/semester or $33/quarter (official myhighered.mn.gov/paying-college/grants). This is the amount on file.

Who can apply for Minnesota Postsecondary Child Care Grant?

Minnesota Postsecondary Child Care Grant: helps students with child-care costs; max $6,500 per eligible child per 9-month year. Official MyHigherEd grants page. Eligibility (Minnesota Postsecondary Child Care Grant; checked 2026-09-07): Need-based child care support for eligible student parents. Complete FAFSA or Minnesota Alternative application plus campus Child Care Grant application (official https://myhighered.mn.gov/paying-college/grants). Official amount guidance: Maximum award $6,500…

What is the status of Minnesota Postsecondary Child Care Grant?

We're still confirming this listing with the sponsor's official page. We do not have a confirmed date. Check the official page before you plan around it.

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