Hebrew College's Financial Aid Officer and staff works closely with students to help them design an affordable plan to pay for their education. Several means of assistance are available through the College, including grants, scholarships, and tuition discounts for those working in the Jewish community. In addition, there are a variety of federal and state student loan programs, as well as special community scholarships. General Eligibility Requirements top Financial aid decisions are made on the basis of need, merit, and Hebrew College's goal of enabling students to enroll, whatever their financial resources.
Financial aid is offered only to matriculated students in degree or certificate programs.
Allow a minimum of 4 to 6 weeks after the completed financial aid application is received for a decision. In addition, no one who owes a refund on a federal grant or is in default on a federal educational loan will qualify for financial aid.