SCHOLARSHIPS

Scholarships are financial aid that, in most cases, don't have to be paid back.

Sullivan University offers several scholarships including:

• Accounting program scholarships
• Baccalaureate assistance for graduates with an associate’s degree
• Hospitality program scholarships
• Paralegal scholarships
• Various other scholarships for students at specific campuses

 
Information on additional scholarships is available from your admissions counselor, or at you can find more scholarships. You can also find information on several other ways to pay for college you may not have considered.

GRANTS

Grants are a form of financial aid that, like scholarships, generally do not have to be repaid. Students at Sullivan University may be eligible for several grants, including:

College Access Program Grants — Kentucky residents with proven need may qualify for the CAP Grant. Amounts are determined by the Kentucky Higher Education Assistance Authority Grant Program. Student must be Pell eligible and be enrolled in 8 credit hours or more.

Federal Pell Grants — Eligibility and need are determined by the Pell Grants Division of the U.S. Department of Education. The Federal Pell Grant provides federal funds to all eligible students from lower income families.

Federal Supplemental Opportunity Educational Grants — Student with exceptional financial need maybe eligible for the SEOG Grant. Must be enrolled at least a part-time.

Kentucky Tuition Grant — Kentucky residents with proven need may qualify for the KTG Grant. Amounts are determined by the Kentucky Higher Education Assistance Authority Grant Program. Student must be full-time undergraduates enrolled in an associates or baccalaureate degree program.

Contact an admissions officer now if you are interested in information about financial aid. It’s the first step to getting an appointment with a financial planning coordinator. Day, evening, and weekend appointments available.

LOW INTEREST LOANS

Student loans are available to help you pay tuition at any Sullivan University campus. These loans are available from the federal government and other sources for students who qualify. They include:

Federal Direct Parent and Student Loans — Under the Direct Loan program, the federal government makes available low-interest loans directly to students and parents through the school.

Federal Subsidized Loans — For students who qualify, the first academic year maximum loan amount is $3500, increasing to $4500 for the sophomore year, and $5500 for the junior and senior years.

Federal Perkins Loans — For students who demonstrate need. Students can receive the Federal Perkins Loan for one academic year with the maximum award amount of $4000.

Federal PLUS and Federal Unsubsidized Stafford Loans — These loans are for students who don’t qualify for adequate amounts of other financial aid.

If you are interested in information about student loans, talk to an admissions officer today for an appointment with a financial planning coordinator.