Interest and repayment are deferred until after graduation or withdrawal. Students must have a 2.499 grade point average and meet priority deadline to be considered. Several lenders offer alternative education loans which are not tied to the same federal guidelines as the Stafford, Perkins, PLUS, or institutional loan programs. You may contact lenders by telephone or on-line through the Web for an application or more information. Click here for more information about alternative loans and lenders.
Students work on-campus and are paid hourly wages.
Students generally work up to 20 hours per week. These funds do not require repayment. While local, institutional, state and federal scholarship dollars are awarded to some students, the student is strongly encouraged to pursue scholarship opportunities on their own.