Peirce College has all of the most commonly asked financial aid questions and answers for you below. If you don’t find the information you’re looking for, however, please contact our Student Financial Services department. We’re here to help with funding your education!
A typical package may include gift aid (grant and scholarship), a student loan with low interest rates and no payments while in college and on campus employment, usually requiring no more than 20 hours worked per week.
Yes, you must complete a Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) every year. New forms are available after January 1. In order to be considered for the PHEAA state grant, please note the deadline is May 1st each year.
Unfortunately, no. As an undergraduate you can only be considered self-supporting if you are age 24 or older, married, a veteran, have a dependent other than a spouse or are an orphan or a ward of the court.
Yes, for federal methodology and completion of the FAFSA. However, colleges that use the verification form may require disclosures by the non-custodial natural parent. If the custodial parent is remarried, the step-parent’s income and assets must be included on the FAFSA and verification forms.
Yes. If you are married you must provide both incomes. This means both incomes must be provided on the FAFSA.
Not if the forms will be delayed beyond the deadline for submission set by the college to which you are applying. Estimates can be used.
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