Whether you are seeking to earn a degree, change careers or simply expand your education in a particular field of study, financial aid opportunities are available to help you succeed.
Online undergraduate students may be able to receive:
- Endowed Scholarships for Current Students
- Pell Grants
- Federal Supplemental Education Opportunity Grant (FSEOG)
- Federal Loans
- Private Alternative Loans
Eligibility
You are eligible to apply for and receive financial aid if you are, or will be:
- A high school graduate and able to provide official documentation
- A classified student at CUH
- A U.S. citizen or eligible non-citizen
- Have registered with the Selective Service (applies to U.S. males ages 18–25)
- Maintaining satisfactory academic progress
- Have not been convicted of a drug offense during the time you are enrolled and receiving financial aid
- Have not defaulted on a prior student loan or owe a refund on a previous educational grant
Other qualifications such as financial need, enrollment status and scholastic ability may be applicable for certain types of aid programs.
Prospective, transfer and current Chaminade students must file the FAFSA in order to be considered financial aid.
Current Online Program Students
Renewing Aid
Current students need to re-apply for aid each year
- Each year, complete the FAFSA between October 1 and March 1
- You must maintain Satisfactory Academic Progress to continue receiving financial aid and stay eligible (see requirements above)
- Steps to take after filing your FAFSA
- Be sure to accept your award and see other information below about renewing loans.
Renewing a Federal Student Loan
Be sure to accept your loan: Students who have applied for financial aid after their first academic year and have been issued an award letter must contact their financial aid counselor to notify them of the value of the loan they would like to accept (all or partial). Students do not need to resubmit any additional forms such as Master Promissory Notes or Entrance Interviews.
Renewing an alternative Loan
Students who are receiving an alternative loan must reapply for their loan every year. Just like the PLUS loan, alternative loans are credit approved loans, so they are not guaranteed each year. Students receiving an alternative loan must complete an application with their preferred vendor.
Renewing a Parent PLUS Loan
PLUS Loans must be renewed every year. Parents/students must apply for the PLUS loan and be approved to receive funds. Approval for prior years does not guarantee PLUS loan funding will be approved each year. Loan recipients can complete the PLUS loan application at StudentLoans.gov.
