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    COSI Achieve

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    COSI Achieve supports Colorado undergraduates through scholarships and holistic services delivered by colleges and nonprofits to reduce student debt, sustain enrollment, and help them complete credentials.

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    Funder: Colorado Department of Higher Education (COSI)

    Due Dates (Anticipated): January 2029 (Next application cycle deadline)

    Funding Amounts: $31,066,355.37 awarded across the four-year 2026–2030 cohort; annual base allocations start at $75,000

    Summary: COSI Achieve pairs scholarships with holistic student support to help Colorado undergraduates persist and complete credentials.

    Key Information: Participating organizations must provide both scholarships and holistic services, generally serving at least 50 scholars annually.


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    COSI Achieve is administered by the Colorado Opportunity Scholarship Initiative within the Colorado Department of Higher Education. It combines Matching Student Scholarships and the Community Partnership Program’s postsecondary support into one program delivered through higher education institutions and nonprofit organizations. Every participating scholar receives both financial assistance and holistic services to reduce student loan debt, address barriers to enrollment and persistence, and support credential completion.

    Programs must address outreach and recruitment, enrollment, scholar success, scholarships, fundraising, and completion and workforce transition. Organizations may integrate existing services if they meet Achieve requirements. COSI recommends a three-tier support model tailored to student needs, but organizations may design their own service model. Technical assistance supports program planning, implementation, and consistent delivery.


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