For detailed information on the following types of aid, follow these links State and Federal Aid (PDF) and Alternative loans.
CHOOSING A LENDER (Word) --Selecting your student loan lender
Refund Checks will be available to students on September 2.
Summer School Supplement form (PDF) is available and must be turned in by April 1st to be considered for Summer Financial Aid
Why? Unlike loans, scholarships don’t have to be repaid, and many scholarships are merit based, which means you don’t need to demonstrate financial need in order to be considered. In fact, there may be scholarships that recognize achievement in areas in which you already excel, such as athletics, leadership, or the arts.
Each year, the university awards nearly $1 million in merit-based scholarships. Many more private scholarships are provided through the university by generous donors.
You should also be sure research the many other scholarship opportunities available from outside the university, including state-sponsored awards and scholarships sponsored by corporations and civic organizations.