Money or financial issues

Tuition and fees are a huge financial issue for many of you, but paying tuition is not your only financial concern. How to finance living off-campus, study abroad opportunities, and simply surviving the rest of the semester can weigh heavily on you. This is where the office of Scholarships and Financial Aid will be able to help you must by providing advice and information to help you choose what will be best for you in the long-run. There are also numerous on-campus job opportunities that will help you earn money while learning life skills. These Work-Study opportunities can also be flexible enough to allow you to study while building your resume. Just keep in mind that students who work twenty hours or less are more successful in college.

College is expensive! Where can I find funding resources?

The Office of Scholarships and Financial Aid provides information on a broad range of funding options and resources. They have information on types of financial aid, including work study, scholarships, and loans. Many departments offer opportunities for part-time employment on campus.

Where can I find fellowships?

The Fellowship Advising Office provides advising, and information on prestigious fellowships and scholarships. There are also resources, such as hints, comments, and a database (FANG) to help in researching potential funding sources and preparing your application.