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WELCOME TO UDC

At UDC, the city isn’t our location; it’s our campus. From the Community College to workforce development programs and more, UDC is active in every ward--providing a quality education and enriching the lives of students, neighbors, and stakeholders alike.

APPLY TODAY GIVE TO UDC

Emergency Grants

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The Project  Emergency Aid Program is designed to assist students in dealing with unforeseen financial emergencies that, if not quickly resolved, could cause students to drop out of school.

Project Emergency Aid Application Process

After you submit your application, your school will carefully review it, and will notify you of approval or denial within two business days of receiving your completed application.

You will need to:

  1. Complete the application
  2. Create a user ID and password
  3. Upload a copy of the aid request receipt/documentation of the emergency (e.g., a car repair estimate from the auto repair facility, a letter from the child care provider, etc.)

Your school will:

  1. Review your documentation and application
  2. Contact you about your application status (i.e., approval or denial) within two business days
Note: Students may receive multiple emergency grants through the Project Success Emergency Aid Program, however, the total amount can not exceed $500.00.
*Funds are paid directly to the third party listed in your documentation, or in some cases at the school’s discretion, a gift card will be issued directly to the student. Grants will not be approved for non- emergencies, such as tuition, fees, books, parking, fines, supplies, etc.