Edquity

Edquity

by Edquity, Inc.

169 ratings
50 reviews

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This platform connects college students with emergency financial aid and social services. It provides a database of on- and off-campus resources and allows eligible students to apply for emergency cash grants directly through the app.

Emergency resource database
Campus and local service access
Emergency cash grant applications
Fast grant redemption
Financial crisis support
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What's New in Edquity

1.6.1

July 25, 2020

We are working hard to bring you the latest update to help you the users with getting personalized resources or receiving emergency aid from your school to help achieve your education goals. - Performance improvement on providing a responsive experience when moving between form - Fixed: App from crashing on claiming funds - Fixed: Prevent page refresh on submitting for a password reset - Fixed: Prevent zoom in on selecting an input field on a form - Fixed: Form validations for accurate information - Fixed: Broken warning image not displaying on the app - Fixed: Carousel navigation for the back end next button on the sign-in page - Fixed: Pressing exit after disagreeing the statement agreement the Emergency aid form will lockout - New designs for filling out your profile to get recommended resources More to come soon!

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User reviews

It’s not working

I’ve been trying to acces the sources to apply for aid but it’s not allowing me to do so. Everytime I press on something it sends me back to the main page.

Resources Buttons Don’t Work

Nothing pops up or populates when pressing on any of the resource buttons and I was trying to see what resources they would have on jobs but nothing works.

Unhelpful

I received an email from my school with a link to apply for aid. So I did that through the schools email. I then opened the app and saw the applications were still open but I didn’t apply again because I did not want to comment fraud by what I thought was applying twice. I then received an email from my school telling me to log in and claim my funds. Guess what. No funds! I contacted Edquity and they told me I should have applied AGAIN through their app despite what my school told me and since the program was closed there is nothing they can do. App is glitchy and hard to work with.
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Apply on the website then download app

I received an email from my school about emergency funds and was unsure about it, so I did some research and it’s legit.
I applied and went through the website and had no issues and was granted emergency funds in 24 hours. Then I downloaded the app to use the resources and track my funds.

WOW !!!!

I’m so shook!! Honestly I didn’t think it was true. I thought it was a scam or a lie about the funds but you guys!!!! I got the grant!! Got approved on the 3-7 and I just got all my funds in my bank mobile account. I’m so grateful and so blessed this is going to help me HUGE ! I encourage everyone to do it !!!!
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FAQ

What does Edquity do?

Edquity is a free platform designed to help college students overcome emergency financial issues. It provides access to a database of emergency resources, including food pantries and benefit enrollment services, and facilitates applications for emergency cash grants from partner colleges.

How can Edquity help me with financial emergencies?

Edquity offers two main ways to help: it provides a comprehensive database of on- and off-campus resources like food pantries and benefit enrollment services. Additionally, if you attend a partner college, you can apply for and redeem emergency cash grants directly through the app, often within 48 hours.

Is Edquity free to use?

Yes, Edquity is a 100% free-to-use emergency resources platform. There are no costs associated with accessing the resource database or applying for emergency cash grants through the app.

Who is Edquity for?

This app is specifically for college students who are experiencing emergency financial issues. It aims to increase their access to social services and emergency funding to help them stay on track with their postsecondary education.

Can I get cash grants through Edquity?

Yes, students at partner colleges can apply for and redeem emergency cash grants through the Edquity app. The application and redemption process is designed to be quick, often completed in less than 48 hours.