The Financial Aid Office administers federal and state financial aid programs, as well as various local and national scholarships. The staff attempts to provide as much assistance as possible through grants and scholarships, student employment, and loans. Grant and scholarship awards do not have to be repaid.
Loans are monies that students can borrow and repay with interest.
Student employment allows students to work up to 20 hours per week for minimum wage to assist with educational expenses. Applications for financial aid are available in the Financial Aid Office. Student financial aid files should be completed prior to registration in order for students to charge their tuition and books. Applications are available at the Financial Aid Office after January first of each year and are accepted throughout the award year. However, students who complete their files by established deadlines will be considered for maximum available funds.