Students should also consider textbooks, computer, Internet, and travel expenses. Financial Aid Students must be U.S. citizens to qualify for need-based financial aid. The Financial Aid Office administers a variety of financial aid programs for distance learning students including Federal Family Education Loan Programs, University College Grants, and Veterans' Education Benefit Programs. Contact the Financial Aid Office directly for specific information about your options. This should be done as early as possible in the application process.
Many employers sponsor tuition assistance programs.
Check with your organization's personnel or human resources division. To access online scholarship search services, contact FastWEB . A few merit-based scholarships are available through the School of Information Studies. Application Timelines You are encouraged to submit your application by April 1 for priority admission to the distance learning program. Applications are accepted on a space-available basis through June 1.