Occasional grants Blanquerna

1. Being enrolled in one of the bachelor's degree courses of the Blanquerna-URL Schools (minimum 30 credits).
2. Have passed at least 80% of the credits taken in the previous academic year.
3. If the admission grade was taken into account, maintain an equivalent average in the academic record.
4. The total annual gross income of the household, divided by the number of members in the household, may not exceed €17,000 per person. In the case of the Medicine degree, this threshold is €20,000 per person. To calculate this total amount, income from movable and real estate capital as well as assets are also taken into account.
5. Special family situations will be considered (large family, special large family, single-parent family, emancipated students, illnesses, deaths, job instability, etc.); however, the aid will not be awarded directly and automatically in these situations.
6. Be up-to-date with the economic obligations with the School (monthly payment and enrollment fees).
7. Submission of applications for public scholarships from the Spanish Ministry of Education and Vocational Training or AGAUR, as well as scholarships from other autonomous communities, will be viewed favorably.

1. Photograph.
2. Cohabitation certificate of empadronament (Residents Register) showing all the people living/residing with the applicant, dating back no more than three months.
3. Income tax return: In the event of having filed an income tax return in the past year, a complete copy of the 2025 income tax return of the applicant and all persons living with the student. In case of separation or divorce, and with shared guardianship and custody by the spouses, the income tax returns of both parties must be submitted.
4. In the event of not having to present an income tax return, it is necessary to provide:
   1. A certificate stating that the income tax return has not been presented
   2. A working life certificate
   3. Income and withholding certificates for all active family unit members.
5. Payslips: The two most recent payslips for the applicant and family members (parents, siblings, partner, etc.) who are employed and living with the student.
6. Documentation for business owners and self-employed: Entrepreneurs or the self-employed will have to attach, besides their personal income tax return, documentation accrediting the results of their activities and of the companies in which they have an interest. In particular, it is necessary to submit the following documentation:
   1. Corporate income tax. Form 200 or 202.
   2. 4 last income tax returns for economic activities. Forms 130, 131 or similar
   3. 4 last quarterly VAT returns. Form 303
   4. Annual VAT return. Form 390
7. Benefits: Certification of the income of the family unit from unemployment and pensions (disability, widowhood, orphanhood, etc.) or proof of non-receipt of these benefits, where applicable. Also, a copy of the period of unemployment or any other benefit, where applicable.
8. Judgment of separation or divorce and regulatory agreement, where applicable.
9. Other documents: Any other document accrediting the situation described in the application form.

Note: the Financial Aid Committee will not assess the applications that do not provide all the requested documentation of all the members of the family unit. If necessary for the final assessment, the Financial Aid Service reserves the right to request additional documentation.