Financial Aid
Programs
Although we understand that funding a private Christian education can be challenging, we also believe that the value of a Judson education will exceed your expectations. Cost should not be the only determining factor when choosing a college; it is, however, a legitimate concern for many students and their families.
At Judson University, approximately 99% of our students receive financial assistance in the form of merit scholarships, institutional awards and grants, federal and/or state assistance, as well as low-interest student loans and work study.
Here you will find the resources you need to understand the funding that is available to meet the expense. Having a full knowledge of the Financial Aid process is crucial to making the most of the assistance available. Thus, timely application for financial assistance is the first step to financing an education.
Completing all the necessary steps to receive financial assistance takes time and preparation. Our Financial Aid counselors are available to help you every step of the way. If you would like to schedule an appointment, please contact your Financial Aid Counselor.
Going back to finish your degree is a big commitment. We know that time, work-load, degree quality, and knowing if we're the right fit are all things that you are considering as you make this investment into your future.
Unlike many other large purchases, your degree will not depreciate in value and will continue to give you returns over the course of your lifetime. It can open doors and provide career opportunities long after you've completed it.
You'll find that financing your degree at Judson University is quite manageable and cost effective when considering your returns.
Options for Financing
We appreciate your interest in the graduate programs of Judson University and the experience you bring to our classrooms. Students working on post-baccalaureate degrees provide a sense of focus and intensity to any campus. The enthusiasm of undergraduate students, mixed with the motivation of graduate students, creates an improved learning environment for all involved.
Each of the Graduate degree programs at Judson University have specific Financial Information. Please feel free to learn more about the Graduate Financial Costs.
Going back to finish your degree is a big commitment. We know that time, work-load, degree quality, and knowing if we're the right fit are all things that you are considering as you make this investment into your future.
Unlike many other large purchases, your degree will not depreciate in value and will continue to give you returns over the course of your lifetime. It can open doors and provide career opportunities for the rest of your life.
You'll find that financing your degree at Judson University is quite manageable and cost effective when considering your returns.
Although we understand that funding a private Christian education can be challenging, we also believe that the value of a Judson education will exceed your expectations. Cost should not be the only determining factor when choosing a college; it is, however, a legitimate concern for many students and their families.
At Judson University, approximately 95% of our students receive financial assistance in the form of merit scholarships, institutional awards and grants, federal and / or state assistance, as well as low-interest student loans and work study.
Here you will find the resources you need to understand the fund that is available to meet the expense. Having a full knowledge of the Financial Aid process is crucial to making the most of the assistance available. Thus, timely application for financial assistance is the first step to financing an education.
There are a few scholarships that you can apply for being an international student:
Academic Scholarship - Based on the student’s test scores on ACT and/or SAT as well as their cumulative GPA from a U.S. or internationally recognized high school. Students will be awarded a minimum of $6K/year and a maximum of $14K/year.
Judson Grant - Grant based on the student's financial need. Awarded after completion of the Certificate of Finances and supporting documentation (bank statements, letter from sponsor, etc.).
Completing all the necessary steps to receive financial assistance takes time and preparation. Our Financial Aid counselors are available to help you every step of the way. If you would like to schedule an appointment, please contact your Financial Aid Counselor.
RISE students do not currently qualify for Federal Student Aid through the FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid). The RISE program is applying to become a Comprehensive Transition Program (CTP); if the program is CTP certified, prospective/students will have the opportunity to qualify for Federal Student Aid. There are Endowments, Scholarships and Corporate Sponsorships that can be applied to the RISE Tuition.
No scholarships or financial aid is available for the Prep Program.
*Scholarships and grants are not guaranteed after May 1.