Tuition and Financial Aid Hub
Individual school financial aid packages, grants, scholarships, and federal aid are here to make your dreams a reality. While public schools may seem more budget-friendly initially, private institutions often have more financial aid to offer. Don't let the sticker price deter you from your dream school! Dive deep into your funding options and build a relationship with each school's Financial Aid Office. With the right strategy, college can be an accessible journey for all, without turning tuition into a financial burden for the entire family.
of Capital Students Receive Aid
FAFSA Opens for Students and Parents in December of 2023
Average Cost After Aid
Types of Aid
Financial aid is defined as any assistance (scholarships, grants, loans, work-study) that can be used to pay for college.
Scholarships and grants are considered free money and do not need to be paid back.
Campus employment or federal work-study allows students to earn money right on campus. Please note that students are directly issued a paycheck. The funds are not applied automatically toward tuition charges.
Federal and private education loans are available to students and parents. Repayment is required and for student loans begins after graduation.
Capital's Commitment
University-specific scholarships help build a diverse and supported community on campus. Current students are able to focus on academics and student life by working directly with financial aid experts who help them navigate the tuition and financial aid process. Through education and financial planning opportunities, alumni can concentrate on their next steps without the weight of fiscal challenges. The Office of Financial Aid is an essential campus resource at Capital and staff are always ready to help each and every student.
