In addition, the university has endowed and gift scholarships available to meritorious continuing students. If you do not receive the amount of financial aid that you feel you need in order to be able to attend GGU, you do have a number of options to pursue. First and foremost, you should meet with your financial aid counselor to review your aid eligibility. This review will likely include a review of your income and expenses as well as your enrollment plans and your overall cost of attendance. Another option with which many students have had success is to research and apply for private scholarships.
Many resources exist for such research.
This scholarship search engine allows you to enter a variety of demographic data about yourself which the computer then uses to search for scholarships for which you may be eligible to apply. Another option is privately funded student loans. Most such loans are based on credit and are available to students with income and the ability to begin to make payments immediately. Even though these are loans that need to be repaid, many students find that they are beneficial in assisting them in budgeting their expenses out over an extended period of time. There are many resources available.