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Financing Your Education

Financial Aid is a very popular choice and Title IV Stafford Loans are available to almost everyone. Payment plans are also available. If you are a veteran or active in the military there is also assistance for you. In addition to these options, there are many grants and scholarships offered outside of the institution. Finally, Grand Canyon offers limited scholarships to students who qualify.

With all these options, you're sure to find a method that works for you. The Business Office and your Finance Counselor will work together to help complete the funding options you choose.

Loans


Private Loans
Federal Stafford Direct Grad Plus Loan
Federal Perkins Loan
William D. Ford Federal Direct Loan
Federal Stafford Direct Loans Loan Requirements
Federal Stafford Direct Parent Plus Loan

                                                                                                                                                     

Grants


Pell Grant
TEACH Grant
Supplemental Educational Opportunity Grant

Scholarships


GCU offers a variety of scholarships available for all students to help support their educational goals
Campus Scholarships


Loans vs. Grants

Loans must be repaid and are awarded based on a student's grade level. Loans are subject to credits earned and weeks of instructional time.
To remain eligible for federal funding, students cannot be out of attendance for a period greater than 14 days. Please call your Finance Counselor anytime there is a change in your schedule or you anticipate attendance issues.

Most grants do not have to be repaid and are awarded based on need. The PELL award period is from July 1 through June 30 each year. PELL Grants are subject to credits earned and weeks of instructional time.

Any outside funding source (tuition reimbursement, discounts, scholarships, gifts, alternative loans, etc.) will be applied to a student's total Cost of Attendance (COA) when determining award amounts and must be reported in all cases.

Aggregate lifetime limit for undergraduate is $57,500 and for graduate is $138,500 ($65,500 Subsidized).
 

Tuition & Fees


Tuition and Fees

Helpful Links


FAFSA
Financial Aid Forms
Student Responsibilities
Options for Financing
Consumer Info

FAFSA- 7 Easy Steps
This tutorial guides students and parents through the FAFSA. 
Each step offers a quick overview and helpful tips to complete the application.       
The Grand Canyon University School Code required in step 2 is 001074