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When it comes to college, the advertised tuition and fees, or “sticker price,” is not what most students pay. Financial aid options, including scholarships, grants, and student loans, will help cover the cost of your college education.
On-campus jobs and payment plans can also help make a college education affordable.
Keep reading for more information about the financial aid process at Corban and how to navigate it.
FAFSA is the Free Application for Federal Student Aid. You will submit this form every year to help determine how much financial aid you should be awarded based on your need, like scholarships and grants. Submit your FAFSA so you can:
Applications open October 1st each year. File as soon as possible for the best financial aid opportunities!
CORBAN FAFSA CODE: 001339
Alternatively, undocumented Oregon residents can file the Oregon Student Aid Application (ORSAA) instead of a FAFSA to get similar benefits.
Scholarships and grants are free money awarded to students specifically to fund their education. There are many individuals and organizations that want to award financial gifts to students with financial needs based on a number of varying factors like their extracurriculars, majors, or even ethnicity.
Every new Corban student is automatically awarded an academic scholarship of $9,000 or more, based on GPA. We also offer scholarships for athletics, music, visiting campus, and more. Corban awards more than $15.4 million a year in scholarships and grants.
Click here to see all Corban scholarships and grants and application requirements.
In addition to Corban scholarships and grants, you can use many outside sources to find great scholarship opportunities.
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Remember: You should never have to pay to apply for scholarships or grants.
On-campus jobs can help you pay for school and build your experience in the job force. Campus jobs are open to anyone and are a great option for students to work around their class schedules. Check out student job opportunities at Corban.
Student Loans are money that you borrow to pay for school and then pay back after school, with interest. Your FAFSA is your application for federal student loans. Once you find out how much you qualify for, you will be able to log in to your financial aid account and accept however much in loans you need.
You are not required to take out a loan just because you qualify, but they can help cover costs after scholarships and grants.
For information on current federal loan interest rates and fees, visit STUDENTAID.GOV
There are also many private student loan options that may be worth investigating if you need additional resources after scholarships, grants, and federal loans. ElmSelect.com is a great tool for finding private student loan options through banks, credit unions, or other sources.
For any remaining costs not covered by scholarships, grants, or student loans (should you choose to borrow them), you can spread your balance out over each semester and make monthly payments toward your bill. Learn more about payment plans.
Note: there is a $55 fee per semester for this option.
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Corban is a private Christian university in Salem, Oregon, USA. Established in 1935, the University has a rich history of educating students who will make a difference in the world for Jesus Christ. Undergraduate and graduate degrees, on campus and online, prepare students to excel in careers as business leaders, educators, medical professionals, ministry leaders, and more. Expert faculty, a tight-knit community, and opportunities for local and global engagement help students grow in faith and find their purpose.
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