All Students (with assistance of a parent) are encouraged to complete a Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA)
Visit www.studentaid.gov, to apply for federal grants and other assistance.
Here are your STEPS-TO-AID
Step 1:
Create a Federal Student ID & Complete and submit your FAFSA.
Step 3:
Receive and review your Student Activity Report and contact your Admissions Advisor to schedule your personal one on one Financial Planning appointment.
Step 4:
During your Financial Aid appointment, review and accept your Financial Aid Award information.
Step 7:
Federal Funds are dispersed throughout the quarter upon a complete Financial Aid package.
Once funding has posted to your student account, any overages are sent to BankMobile. Sullivan University has partnered with BankMobile to issue our student refunds.
Step 8:
Renew your FAFSA every year
The FAFSA opens annually each year on October 1st. Please complete it as soon as possible as the FAFSA is also linked to other sources such as state aid that are often first come first serve.
Pell grant:
Available to those who are eligible by demonstrating financial need.
Federal Supplemental Opportunity Educational Grants:
For undergraduate students with exceptional financial need.
Subsidized loans:
For undergraduate students; interest is paid by the US Department of Education while the student is in school and in times of deferment.
Unsubsidized loans:
For undergraduate and graduate students; the Borrower is responsible for all interest.
PLUS loans:
For graduate and professional students and parents of dependent undergraduate students; the borrower is responsible for all interest.
Room and Board Rates:
Please review current Room and Board Rates on page 2 of our Supplement A
Scholarships:
Our institutional scholarships can be found in our current catalog
Tuition and Fees:
Our current tuition and fees
Cost Calculator:
On our Net Price Calculator, you can start to understand what your journey at Sullivan will cost. It's important to remember, while we give you as accurate an estimate as possible, you also have the potential opportunity to lower the cost with grants and scholarships. So let's get you on the road to one of the best decisions you'll ever make.
Dependent Student FAQs:
Review our Dependent Student FAQ
Non-Institutional Scholarship Resources:
