Among the many College-endowed scholarships, described under Institutional Scholarships , are several that give priority to students with financial need. Other Financial Options Aid from Private Sources Grants, scholarships, and loans for college may be available from parents' employers, local businesses, churches and religious organizations, PTOs, civic organizations, and other sources. High school guidance offices and libraries can provide information on these possibilities. Installment Payment Plan provides a method of paying yearly educational expenses in scheduled payments over a period of 10 months. There is an annual enrollment fee.
Information is mailed directly to students each summer.
College Work provides part-time employment to students based on specific skills. Student-employees will receive the federal minimum wage rate. Contact the Financial Aid Office for further information. Aid for Handicapped Students Vocational rehabilitation offices provide educational benefits and other services for handicapped persons. Anyone interested in these services should contact his or her local vocational rehabilitation office.