Loans are considered self-help and must be repaid with interest. These are the most common form of financial assistance. Most loans are subsidized by the federal or state government and typically have lower interest rates. They generally require repayment only after graduation or after leaving school. Some loans have special requirements.
Wages vary according to position and are paid directly to the student.
Although not indicated on your financial aid award letter, interest-free tuition payment plans are also available. These allow payment of university charges in equal monthly installments beginning in the summer. Completing and submitting the form are essential to successfully obtaining financial assistance. Apply for admission and be accepted to Rider University. You may obtain the application from your high school guidance office or from Rider's Office of Student Financial Services.