Financial Aid for:

Undergraduate Students

Prospective and Continuing
The Women's College

Apply for Financial Aid

Verification

Types of Aid

Waivers & Resources

Cost of Attendance

Withdrawal Policy

Maintaining Aid Eligibility

Loan Consolidation

Graduate Students

Related links:

Student Employment

Questions about your bill? (Bursar)

View your account information (webCentral)

The Women's College

Types of Aid:
Grants and Scholarships | Financing Options

Financing Options

You, the student, are responsible for making arrangements to pay the cost of items billed to your student account, i.e. tuition, room, board, fees, etc., that is not met by the grants and scholarships awarded to you. Payment for each quarter/semester is due 10 days prior to the official start of term. You will find a schedule of exact dates for billing statements and payment due dates on the Office of the Bursar website.

Aside from making a payment at the beginning of each quarter/semester to cover your unmet costs, several financing options are available. First, decide how much you are able to pay from personal funds. Then, consider each of the following payment alternatives and decide which one(s) will meet your remaining needs. Be aware that some of these options charge fees or interest which increases your overall cost for education.

Items on your award letter

Federal Stafford Loans, subsidized and/or unsubsidized, may have been awarded to you on your award letter, depending on your level of need. Find out more about the additional steps necessary to secure these loans:

Federal Stafford Loans

Additional Options

These options are available individually or in combination to help cover the remaining cost of educational expenses.

Payment plans

Student Employment - although Women's College students are not awarded Federal Work-Study, other employment opportunities are available

Federal PLUS Loan - a loan for parents of dependent, undergraduate students (this web page is located on the traditional undergraduate financing options pages)

Private education loans

If you have questions about these financing options that you feel has not been addressed by following the above links, please do not hesitate to contact our office for additional clarification.