Both programs are renewable for up to four years with a fifth year of eligibility for students in the five-year Architecture program. To be considered for a Cal Grant, you must submit a GPA Verification form that has been certified by a high school or college official no later than March 2 of the application year. For the academic year 2000-2001 application must be submitted by March 2, 2000. Federal Perkins Loan is offered students from a combination of funds from the federal government and from former Woodbury students who are in the process of repaying their Perkins loan obligation to the school. It is a need-based loan and award amounts can vary year to year.
Parents are able to borrow on behalf of their dependent son or daughter.
Special applications are not necessary for these funds, they awarded based on a combination of eligibility requirements, such as academic standing, financial need or criteria specified by the donor. A list of scholarships is included in the campus catalog. While the Financial Aid Office at Woodbury may be your first contact with issues related to financing your education, general information about loans, grants and other forms of financial aid can be obtained through the following Internet web sites as well. For more information, please contact the Financial Aid Office at 818.