Financial Aid for Teachers

Financial Aid for Teachers

We know that financing your continuing education may be one of your biggest concerns. The following information is provided to make the process easier and more
understandable.

Federal Aid

Graceland's education programs are eligible for federal aid. Undergraduates may be eligible for federal and state grants and loans, and graduate students may be eligible for federal loans. You can apply for federal and state financial aid by going online to www.fafsa.ed.gov and filing a FAFSA using Graceland's school code (001866). The federal loans are low-interest loans and payment is deferred until six months after you graduate or drop below half-time enrollment.

Once your FAFSA is filed, with verification completed if necessary and you have completed the admissions process to Graceland, an award notice with the amount of aid you are eligible for during that academic year (July 1 to June 30) will be e-mailed to you. Until you have completed the financial aid process, you will be required to make payments on the classes you enroll in. Once your aid package is in place, you will be reimbursed with your financial aid money.

Additional Information

Additional information on Military/Veterans Benefits and Student Rights can be found in our online catalog at www.graceland.edu.

For questions or more information, please contact Financial Aid Services:

Phone: 888.427.8979
E-mail: financialaidservices@graceland.edu

Payment Plans

Graceland University offers easy, interest-free payment plans. For a one time processing fee of $15 you can pay for your current credit hours over two months. Longer payment plans require a $35 processing fee.

For more information visit our Web site at http://www.graceland.edu/paymentplans, or contact Graceland University Student Accounts at 866.786.2792.