Types of financial aid

Loans, state grant assistance, scholarship programs, and loan repayment of forgiveness program listings. ATSU Enrollment Services does not participate in preferred lender arrangements, and has no preferred lender list for either federal or private loans.

Scholarships and awards

ATSU offers internal scholarships as well as connecting students with external scholarships.

• List of available scholarships and awards
• ATSU Diversity Scholarships

Work-Study

Work-Study provides part-time jobs for students with financial need, allowing them to earn money to help pay education expenses.

Loans

ATSU’s Enrollment Services assist students to find the right resources to fund their education. Available loan programs.

How to apply for aid

• Eligibility requirements

How loans are disbursed

• Receiving loan money

Sample loan repayment schedule

• Managing your debt
• View a sample loan repayment schedule

How refunds are determined

Requirements for withdrawal (University Catalog), institutional refund formula, return of Title IV funds formula, policies and procedures for post-withdrawal disbursements.

Institutional Refund Formula – All students at ATSU will be assessed based on the date of course drop or program withdrawal. Program withdrawals will be processed using the Return of Title IV funds formula.

Return of Title IV Funds Formula - If a Title IV recipient withdraws during a payment period, the institution must calculate the amount of Title IV funds that was unearned by the student.

• Institutional Refund Policies may be found in the University Catalog under Refunds in the Financial section.
• Return of Title IV Funds Policies may be found in the University Catalog under Financial Aid in the Financial section.
• Post Withdrawal Disbursement Policy

Rights and responsibilities of students receiving financial aid

Entrance and exit counseling, satisfactory academic progress, repayment, FAFSA verification. The following are listed under each school’s program:

• Entrance and Exit Counseling
• Satisfactory Academic Progress Policies may be found in the University Catalog under Financial Aid in the Financial section.
• FAFSA verification disclosures
• Loan responsibilities and repayment

Disclosure requirements

Information from the Department of Education, penalties for drug law violations, code of conduct for education loans, private education loan disclosure.

• Student loan information published by the Department of Education
  
• Notice of federal student financial aid penalties for drug law violations
• Code of conduct for education loans

Private education loan disclosure