Financial Aid :

Financing your education can be stressful without the right help. Our Financial Aid office has knowledgeable staff on hand to help you develop a financial plan designed for your personal situation.

Developing a financial plan and determining how you will offset the cost of tuition is the best way to get your education started on the right track.

To help students achieve their financial goals, we make Financial Aid available to those who qualify. If you do qualify, you can apply for grants, scholarships, loans and more!

Financial Aid Process

To apply for Financial Aid, just follow these steps:

1. Make sure you are eligible for Financial Aid

Generally speaking, you will be eligible for Financial Aid if you:

- Are enrolled as a regular student in an eligible program

- Are a U.S. citizen or an eligible non-citizen

- Demonstrate financial need

- Do not owe a refund on any state or federal educational grant, and are not in default on a student loan

- Have a social security number

- Have a high school diploma or GED

- Have complied with U.S. Selective Service registration requirements

- Sign required certification forms

- Have never been convicted of a drug offense

- Make satisfactory academic progress toward completing your program of study.

2. Complete the Enrollment Agreement

Before we can help you determine the Financial Aid you may qualify for, you must meet your Admissions Representative and enroll in the school.

3. Meet with a Financial Aid Advisor

Before meeting with a Financial Aid Advisor, you'll be given a Financial Aid packet, which you should complete prior to this meeting. This packet contains the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). The federal government uses this to determine the amount of aid you will receive.