RISE Program Aid | Judson University

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Office of Financial Aid

P: 847-628-2530

E: [email protected] The Value of Judson The Office of Financial Aid exists to make attending Judson a reality for students like you–in fact, 99% of our students receive financial aid. From career opportunities to a higher earning potential, there are many ways to recognize the long-term value of a college degree. Your college journey is a big commitment that comes with big rewards. APPLYING FOR FINANCIAL AID: UNDERGRADUATE STUDENTS 1. Apply to Judson 2. Create a Federal Student Aid (FSA) ID 3. Complete a Free Application for Federal Student aid (FAFSA) 4. Receive a Student Aid Report 5. Receive and Return a Financial Aid Award Letter 6. Accept student Loans (if applicable)

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Lora Samayavong

P: 847.628.2535

E: [email protected]

RISE Program Tuition & Fees

2023-24 RISE PROGRAM TUITION AND FEES.

DIRECT COSTS	PER ACADEMIC YEAR
Tuition:	$15,110
Student Life Fee:	$530
Technology Fee:	$530
Room and Board (19 Meal Plan):	$11,820
TOTAL:	$27,990

Please note that the rates above may be subject to change.

Financial Aid

RISE is a Comprehensive Transition Program (CTP); therefore, our students qualify for some federal student aid through the FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid). To access the FAFSA, visit: https://fafsa.ed.gov/ and select “Judson University” (School Code: 001700). Please note that CTP programs do not qualify for federal loans.

Judson University is a 501 (c)(3) non-profit. Private, church and/or corporate donations may be tax deductible.

Please contact the Financial Aid Office to inquire about federal student aid, endowments, scholarships, and payment plans.

Judson RISE Program Scholarships

RISE has received scholarship monies from local, private foundations. There are four endowments that have been created to provide scholarships for RISE students:

Al Rogers Scholarship Fund – Awards scholarship monies to a RISE student in memory of Al Rogers, whose daughter, Emily, graduated with the first RISE cohort in May, 2019.
Cody Binger Scholarship Fund – Awards scholarship monies to a RISE student who has Down syndrome, in honor of Cody Binger.
RISE Founder Scholarship Fund – Awards scholarship monies to a RISE student, in honor of the Gianopulos family and the many people who funded the RISE Program start-up.
Tracy Naples Gassen Scholarship Fund – Awards scholarship monies to a RISE student, in memory of Tracy Naples Gassen, whose daughter, Ellie, graduated with the first RISE cohort in May 2019.

Third-Party Scholarships

Third-party scholarships are also available from: