Contract for Dental Education
Wisconsin Higher Educational Aids Board (HEAB)
Apply any timeRenews each year
Wisconsin pays an $8,753 tuition subsidy for a set number of Wisconsin residents in Marquette's D.D.S. program.
- How much
- $8,753 tuition subsidy per year
- Who qualifies
- Full-time in the D.D.S. program at Marquette University School of Dentistry; Wisconsin residency determined by HEAB; limited slots (160 per year).
- For grad students
- For dentistry students
- When to apply
- Apply any time No application deadline; applied through Marquette each year.
- How to apply
- No application
- Wisconsin residents in Marquette's D.D.S
- Program may need to complete HEAB's Residency Determination Form
- Ask Marquette's School of Dentistry financial aid office
- What you'll need
- state application
- Last checked
- October 5, 2026, against the official page (heab.wi.gov)
The details
Lets a limited number of Wisconsin residents (currently 160 per academic year) attend the Marquette University School of Dentistry at a 'resident' tuition rate: eligible students receive $8,753 in tuition subsidy. Full-time enrollment in the D.D.S. program is required. No application; HEAB determines residency using its residency form.
More money from Wisconsin
- Wisconsin Grant - Private Non-Profit (WG-PNP)up to $4,850 per year (2026-27, full-time)
- Wisconsin Grant - University of Wisconsin (WG-UW)up to $3,700 per year (2026-27, full-time)
- Wisconsin Grant - Tribal Colleges (WG-TR)up to $2,450 per year (2026-27, full-time)
- Academic Excellence Scholarship (AES)$2,250 per year toward tuition
- Technical Excellence Scholarship (TES)up to $2,250 per year toward tuition
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