Here’s How Much Aid Your College Can Get From the Second Round of Covid-19 Stimulus

The U.S. Department of Education disclosed on Thursday how it would allocate more than $22.7 billion in emergency assistance to colleges as part of the Covid-19 stimulus legislation enacted by Congress late last year. Below is a searchable, sortable table showing how much of that money each institution is in line to receive.

The first Covid-19 stimulus law, the Cares Act, stipulated that colleges use at least half of their granted amount under that law for emergency grants to students. Whatever that dollar figure was for a given college plays a key role in what the new stimulus law means for them; colleges are required to devote that amount of money, at least, to direct aid to students. For more about how the money can be spent, see the American Council on Education’s summary or the Department of Education’s website.