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Tuition Assistance and Financial Aid for College

Making the decision to invest in your education is an exciting first step towards achieving your goals. And we want to help you get there. Our Student Support Advisors are here to guide you through the range of financial aid and cost-saving options you may qualify for, including scholarships, grants, federal financial aid, tuition assistance and more. Contact Student Central at 877.496.9050 to work with a member of our team or scroll down for more information.

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Types of Financial Aid for College Students

Scholarships & Grants

Unlike loans, scholarships and grants typically do not have to be repaid. We offer scholarship and grant opportunities for both undergraduate and graduate students in a variety of program areas.

 

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State-Funded Programs

In addition to federal opportunities, you may be eligible for state-specific grants or scholarships. Learn more about the scholarship offerings for your state.

 

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Loans

If you are looking to fill the gap between need-based financial aid and total educational costs, student loans can be a great option. Learn more about federally and privately funded loan options. 

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In addition to the options listed above, you may also qualify for employer reimbursementmilitary benefits or alumni and family tuition savings

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Federal financial aid can be essential to helping you afford college. To determine your eligibility, start by completing a Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA®) with our step-by-step guide to the application process.

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Tuition & Expenses

We understand that financing your college education can be overwhelming. That’s why our dedicated support teams—from Admissions to Student Finance and more—are here to guide you along the way. Explore our tuition rates on your own, or complete this brief form and we’ll contact you shortly to discuss your options.

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Tuition and Expenses

Cost of Attendance

Your cost of attendance (COA) is an ESTIMATE of the expenses you may encounter while attending DeVry University. Your COA includes direct expenses such as  tuition and fees, books, course materials supplies and equipment, and indirect expenses such as living expenses, transportation and other miscellaneous personal expenses associated with your DeVry University education. Although the actual cost of attending DeVry University varies depending on your particular circumstances, the University bases your financial aid on your estimated COA. The chart on the right outlines an estimated COA for a full-time standard tuition undergraduate student’s academic year. The COA will vary based on your enrollment status and tuition rate.

Financial Aid

Tuition and Fees

$17,088

Books, course materials, supplies and equipment

$700

Living Expenses

$16,716

Transportation

$2,604

Misc. Living Expenses

$5,104

Total Estimated COA

$42,212

Financial Aid FAQs

When you complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA®), the federal government sends your FAFSA® information to the DeVry University Student Finance Office. Our student finance professionals use this information to assess your need based on a federally defined methodology.

 

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What is included In a financial aid award?

Your personalized financial plan may consist of several types of aid such as grants, loans, scholarships or self-help aid.

When do I need to complete the financial aid process?

The 2024-25 FAFSA® is available as of December 31, 2024. Students are encouraged to apply for financial aid every year by the priority deadline of March 1. If the priority deadline is not met, students may still apply until June 30 of that academic year. Funding may be exhausted for certain aid programs as it is awarded on a first-come, first-served basis. For 2024-2025 Federal and State Aid specific deadlines visit studentaid.ed.gov.

Students should complete the 2023-2024 FAFSA® using 2021 Income Tax Information.

How is eligibility for tuition assistance determined?

Tuition assistance is a benefit that your individual employer may offer. To determine if any tuition assistance or tuition reimbursement opportunities are available, you should inquire directly with your employer.

Military Tuition Assistance is a benefit provided to eligible members of the Army, Navy, Marines, Air Force and Coast Guard. Each branch of service has its own criteria for eligibility, obligated service, application process and restrictions. If you are a service member, work with your Branch and appropriate education office to determine your eligibility.

How will my financial aid change if I receive a scholarship or grant?

We encourage you to investigate all possibilities for assistance, including outside scholarships from corporations and private organizations and state-funded programs . If you receive such awards, your Financial Aid award may be revised to reduce or remove your loans.

Are there limits to the amount of financial aid I can receive?

Financial assistance for college students is available to those who apply and qualify.  One option, the Federal Pell Grant, is awarded to eligible undergraduate students who have not yet earned a bachelor’s, graduate or professional degree and display exceptional financial need. Award amounts for Pell Grant may change yearly. The Pell Grant award amount a student is eligible for will depend on their Student Aid Index (SAI), Cost of Attendance, and Enrollment Intensity.

Federal Direct Subsidized and Unsubsidized loan programs are another financial aid option you may consider. These have both annual and aggregate loan limits. The maximum amount an undergraduate student can borrow each academic year in subsidized and unsubsidized loans ranges from $5,500 to $12,500 depending on your grade level and dependency status. Graduate or professional students can borrow up to $20,500 each academic year in Federal Direct Unsubsidized loans.

Since each student is unique, we recommend you speak with a Student Support Advisor who can provide detailed information on financial aid eligibility based on your individual situation.

What if I don't qualify for need-based aid?

Students who do not receive need-based financial aid awards are still eligible to apply for other loans, payment plans and parent loans. These are all made available to help families fit tuition payments into their budgets more easily. 

What if my personal or financial information changes after I complete the financial aid process?

Federal regulations allow aid administrators to consider special or unusual circumstances when determining financial aid eligibility, especially if your situation changes during the application process.  If you or your family experiences any special or unusual circumstances, as defined below, please contact your Student Support Advisor.

Special Circumstance - Refer to financial situations such as loss of a job, or excessive medical expenses that justify an aid administrator adjusting certain data elements in the COA or in the SAI (Student Aid Index) calculation. Requests for an adjustment must be reviewed each financial aid award year.

Unusual Circumstance - refer to the conditions that may justify an aid administrator to make an adjustment to a student’s dependency status based on a unique situation, include but are not limited to:

  • An abusive family environment (e.g. sexual, physical, or mental abuse or other forms of domestic violence)
  • Human trafficking, refugee or asylee status
  • Abandonment by parents
  • Incarceration or institutionalization of both parents
  • Parents lacking the physical or mental capacity to provide support
  • Parent whereabouts unknown or cannot be located
     

HAVE ADDITIONAL QUESTIONS?

Visit: https://www.devry.edu/tuition-financial-aid/financial-aid/apply.html

Or Contact Student Central: 877.496.9050

Can I appeal the financial aid award?

If you review your financial aid awards and have any questions or concerns, please contact your Student Support Advisor. If the information you provided on your FAFSA has changed significantly, they can help you understand your financial aid award and any options that may be available.

I applied for financial aid last year. Would I need to reapply this year?

Yes, if you choose to explore financial aid as a potential way to pay for your education, you will need to reapply for financial aid every year. Depending on your financial situation, it may differ from year to year.

What's the difference between subsidized and unsubsidized student loans?

Federal Direct Unsubsidized Loans are available to eligible undergraduate and graduate students. Federal Direct Subsidized Loans are available only to eligible undergraduate students.

Additional differences between the two loans are:

  • Subsidized loan eligibility is based on financial need, whereas unsubsidized loans are not.
  • The government pays the interest on subsidized loans while the student is enrolled in school at least half-time, whereas interest on unsubsidized loans accrue while in school and capitalize if unpaid.

How do I obtain more information about education tax credits?

You may be eligible for credit that could save you money at tax time. To learn about education tax credits and other tax information for students please visit www.irs.gov.

What happens to my financial aid if I withdraw?

According to federal regulations, a federal refund calculation must be performed if a student withdraws completely from all classes after the start of the enrollment period. For more details, contact your Student Support Advisor or reference the Federal Return of Funds Policy in our academic catalog.

What happens to my loan if I need to take a semester off?

When a student is unable to attend a term, future disbursements are canceled.

How has COVID-19 impacted financial aid for college students?

Congress has passed stimulus packages in response to COVID-19 that provided emergency funds to higher education institutions to support impacted students. For more details on the Higher Education Emergency Relief Fund (HEERF) and how DeVry University allocated these funds, click here.

 

Cost may vary by program level and program length. Tuition & Fees for 2023-24 were approved by the DeVry University Board of Trustees and can be found on our tuition and expenses webpage .

As another option to help you estimate how much financial aid you can expect to help cover your expenses, see our Net Price Calculator.

Transfer Credits

Learn about returning to school with previously earned credits. You can request a transcript evaluation to find out how much you can save.

 

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