Going to college can be expensive but there many options available both nationwide and within the state of Florida to help lower or eliminate these costs for the student. To get the most financing, we recommend you apply for as many of these scholarships/grants as possible and remember to reapply each year. Each scholarship has its own unique qualifying criteria.
Below you can review the different types of scholarships you may qualify for. Our financial assistance advisors can assist you in identifying and applying for these scholarship opportunities.
How else can I pay?
Federal grants, like the Pell Grant, can provide financial assistance to eligible students. These grants are usually based on financial need and don't have to be repaid. Complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) to determine your eligibility. Use ECPI University school code 010198 when you apply.
Borrowing Options
Federal Student Loans: The U.S. government provides a range of low-interest student loan options for students pursuing degrees and certificates. Many of these loans don't require a credit check or cosigner and often defer repayment until six months after graduation. Additionally, they offer flexible repayment plans. To apply for a federal loan, complete the FAFSA and use the ECPI University school code 010198 when you apply.
Explore Financial Assistance Borrowing Options
Private Loans: Various private lenders, such as banks, credit unions, or other institutions, offer education loans. It's important to thoroughly understand the interest rate and repayment terms before committing to a private loan.
Smart Borrowing: Be mindful that you can borrow less than the amount offered or only what you need for your education. Speak with your Financial Assistance advisor to understand the exact amount required for tuition each term. By practicing smart borrowing, you can reduce your debt and ease repayment after completing your degree.