Financial Aid: Investing in a Better U.
Additional Financing Options
Traditional financial aid (scholarships, grants, and federal student loans) helps many students pay for school, but it often does not cover all education-related costs. Students not eligible for federal financial aid typically fund their own studies or borrow through a private education loan.
Students who are not eligible for federal financial aid include:
- Students enrolled in a certificate program
- Students enrolled in non-matriculated status
- Students enrolled in less than half-time status
- International students
What is a Private Education Loan?
A private educational loan is a credit-based consumer loan that can be used to pay any education-related expenses, including tuition, fees, and books. Many financial institutions offer private educational loans.
For more information on Private Education Loans, visit:
After the certification has been provided, the lender will issue a disclosure statement detailing the loan agreement. If you request to borrow an amount that exceeds eligibility, Drexel will reduce the requested amount to comply with federal guidelines.
Also view Drexel's Financial Aid TV for answers to your financial aid questions.
