Grants and Loans
Grants come from funding that does not have to be repaid. The
Direct Loan Program provides loan funds to students
that have to be repaid with interest. Federal financial aid types and
amounts are determined by financial need, availability of funds,
classification and academic performance. If you are eligible for federal student aid, Francis
Tuttle will send you an award letter. Agency Funding comes from outside entities. You will want to coordinate with the agency to find out their eligibility requirements.
Francis Tuttle Scholarships
Scholarships come from funding that does not have to be repaid. If
you are accepted, the person who provided the funding will send you an
award letter.
Scholarships on the Internet
Scholarships come from funding that does not have to be repaid. If
you are accepted, the Internet scholarship web site will send you an
award letter.
Federal Work-Study
Federal work-study funding is available to
students with unmet need, as determined by the Free Application for Federal
Student Aid (FAFSA).To apply, go
to www.fafsa.gov.
Typically, work-study
positions are advertised by the department with a job opening.You must apply through the department
with the opening, and you must confirm that you are eligible for Federal
Work-Study.If you are offered the
position, the Financial Aid Office will determine how much you may earn and the
eligibility period.