Grant Rapid Relief
Remove the barrier. Keep your momentum.
If something time-sensitive is blocking progress—tuition holds, last-minute fees, enrollment requirements, or a critical cost that can’t wait—Grant Rapid Relief is built for you. This page gives you a clear path: what it is, what to send, and how to request help quickly.
How it works
Grant Rapid Relief is reviewed on a rolling basis. That means you don’t wait for a cycle—your request is evaluated as it comes in, with urgency and timing considered. The goal is simple: remove the barrier so you can stay on track.
Step 1: Request
- Submit your request through our form
- Tell us what’s blocking progress and why it’s urgent
- Add any document you already have (optional)
Step 2: Rapid Follow-Up
- We review as requests arrive (rolling admissions)
- We may ask for verification details
- You’ll get clear next steps and timing guidance
Eligibility & requirements
If you’re enrolled (or actively participating) and a real barrier is slowing you down, this is the right option. Keep your request straightforward and timeline-driven.
What to include
- Enrollment/participation confirmation
- What’s blocking progress (tuition hold, fee, requirement, etc.)
- Your deadline or “must-by” date
Verification
- More info may be requested to verify details
- If we ask, we’ll keep it specific and practical
- Fast responses help speed up decisions
Timing & review
This is designed for time-sensitive situations. Requests are reviewed as they come in, and urgency is considered during review. The clearer your timeline, the faster we can move.
Rolling admissions
- No application window to wait for
- Submit when the issue shows up
- Urgency and deadlines matter
Best results
- State the barrier in one sentence
- Include the date that matters most
- Share any document you already have (optional)
FAQ
What is Grant Rapid Relief for?
It’s for a time-sensitive barrier that’s stopping progress—tuition holds, last-minute fees, required costs, or an urgent issue that can’t wait for the next term.
Do I need to submit documents?
If you have something helpful (a notice, bill, or requirement statement), include it. If not, apply anyway—more info may be requested to verify details.
How fast is the review?
Reviews happen as requests come in. The more clearly you state the barrier and deadline, the quicker we can move to next steps.
Can I apply if I’m newly enrolled or just started?
Yes. If you’re actively participating and the barrier is immediate, you can request rapid relief.
What should I write in the “what’s blocking you” section?
Keep it simple: what the barrier is, the deadline, and what happens if it isn’t resolved (for example, “registration blocked” or “unable to sit for an exam”).
What if I’m not sure this is the right option?
Submit the request and explain the situation. If another option fits better, we’ll point you in the right direction.
Ready for Grant Rapid Relief?
If a tuition hold, last-minute fee, or urgent requirement is blocking progress, submit your request now. We’ll review it as it comes in and follow up if we need details.