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Delta State University offers full tuition for eligible students

CLEVELAND, Miss. (WJTV) – Delta State University (DSU) announced a new initiative aimed at expanding college access and reducing financial barriers for Mississippi families.

Beginning in Fall 2025, the Delta State Free Tuition Scholarship will cover 100% of tuition for Pell Grant-eligible, first-time freshmen.

“We believe that a student’s financial situation should never be a barrier to earning a college degree,” said DSU President Dr. Daniel J. Ennis. “This scholarship reinforces our mission to empower students and invest in the future of our communities.”

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Officials said the Free Tuition Scholarship ensures that all tuition costs are fully covered by combining a student’s federal Pell Grant with any other earned scholarships. If there is any remaining balance, Delta State covers it-eliminating out-of-pocket tuition costs for qualifying students. The scholarship is renewable for up to four years (eight semesters), as long as the student remains Pell Grant-eligible and maintains academic progress toward a degree.

Students and families interested in learning more about the Free Tuition Scholarship and how to apply can visit www.deltastate.edu/admissions/free-tuition/ or contact the Office of Admissions at admissions@deltastate.edu.

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