Results of the 1982-1983 survey of the National Association of State Scholarship and Grant Programs (NASSGP) are presented. Data are included on: amount and number of awards to undergraduate and graduate/professional students for both need-based and non-need-based scholarship and grant programs by state; number and amount of awards for competitive and need-based undergraduate comprehensive programs; the number of financial aid applicants and recipients, total dollars awarded, and rejections; the date of program initiation and the maximum and average awards; and awards for need-based scholarship and grant programs for attendance at public and private colleges. The organizational structures of each state agency and its advisory group are described, along with policy issues of concern to states. Information is also provided on application procedures and schedules by state and program; student residence and other criteria for evaluating financial aid applicants; types of institutions eligible for state aid by program; priorities given to certain applicants by some programs; factors that determine maximum awards; and budgets used in computing need-based state awards. Comparative data and trends are included, as well as a NASSGP directory with address, telephone number, and names and titles of officers. (SW)