Financial Aid Information

Financial Aid is the money you receive from a variety of sources to help cover the total cost of education. Including but not limited to:

  • Financial Aid
  • Grants
  • Loans

Regardless of income, most people are eligible for some kind of financial aid.
Financial Aid can be used for:

  • Tuition
  • Books
  • Living Expenses

Common Financial Aid Misconceptions

There are several misconceptions surrounding financial aid:

  • It is sometimes said that students shouldn’t apply for financial aid unless they have already been accepted and are declared to the university of their choice. The FAFSA papers are transferable to most universities, and it can be advantageous to begin the FAFSA papers during the application process. Some schools have their own papers about home equity and other topics that they require students to attach along with the FAFSA papers.
  • A second misconception about financial aid is that it is only available to the most needy students. Although it is often need-based, many different students qualify for the government’s yearly $125 billion financial aid money. Funds can be won through strong grades, athletics and other talents, whether the student is poor or wealthy

    • For more information about our Financial Aid programs, please give us a call. (888) 991-8997