Federal Pell Grant
Program
The Federal Pell Grant Program provides grants to help
undergraduate and Teacher Credential students, with financial need, meet
the costs of post-secondary education. To receive Pell Grants,
students must complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid
(FAFSA) and demonstrate financial need. All Federal Pell Grants
are gift aid awards and do not have to be repaid.
FSEOG is a campus-based program that awards grants to
undergraduate students to help pay for the costs
of post-secondary education. To qualify, students must submit a
completed FAFSA and demonstrate exceptional financial need. Award
amounts are to be determined by the Financial Aid Office according to
NHU’s packaging policy and available funds. FSEOG is a gift aid
award and does not have to be repaid.
FWS is a campus-based program that provides job
opportunities, both on and off campus, to financial aid eligible
students as an aid to meeting the costs of post-secondary education.
Students qualify by submitting a complete FAFSA and by being hired by a
FWS employer. Award amount is based on need and determined
according to NHU’s packaging policy and available funds. FWS is a
self-help aid, and does not need to be repaid.
Federal Direct Stafford Loans are low interest loans for
students enrolled in a degree of certificate program to help pay for the
costs of post-secondary education. To participate, the student
must submit a completed FAFSA, complete an entrance interview every year and a master promissory note. The school will disburses funds to the students account 10 days after the start of class. Both subsidized and unsubsidized
loans are available. Loan amounts are determined by need and
student’s year in school. Repayment may be deferred until six
months after the student either graduates or drops below half-time (6
units per semester) enrollment.
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