How Do Students Qualify for Services?

Students can participate in NDIL services if they meet the following criteria specified in the enabling federal legislation (Higher Education Act):

are citizens of the U.S. (or are permanent residents)
are currently enrolled (or accepted for enrollment) as undergraduates at Iowa
can show a need for academic support
and meet at least one of the following criteria:

Neither parent (or guardian) has graduated from a four-year college
Are from a low-income family (no more than 150% of poverty level)
Have a certified learning or physical disability which interferes with academic functioning

Other students may also participate in NDIL but only if they are affiliated with the Office of Support Service Programs.

Interested in Participating?

Students interested in receiving a tutor or receiving other academic planning services will need to fill out a Request for Services / Eligibility for Services form. Click here to see or print this form in PDF Acrobat format, then hand it in at the NDIL office at 310 Calvin Hall; or you can pick up a copy of the form at the office.

Not Sure about Eligibility?

Students who are uncertain about their eligibility status should contact the NDIL office for assistance in making this determination. Confidentiality of personal information will be respected at all times.

Students who are not eligible for NDIL services may want to check out the Tutor Referral Service located at the information kiosk in the IMU.

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