Loans and Grants
Financial Aid
NPCollege participates in the U.S. Department of Education’s Title IV Financial Aid Programs. Applicants may qualify for tuition and other financial assistance through various public and private training or retraining agencies. These agencies include: the Veterans Administration; California Department of Rehabilitation; private rehabilitation agencies and insurance companies; the GAIN program; the State Employment Development Department (EDD); and Workforce Investment Act programs. All public and private agencies have certain requirements for eligibility.
Reimbursement to Veterans and Eligible Persons
For information or for resolution of specific payment problems, the veteran should call the Department of Veteran’s Affair nationwide toll free number at 1-800-827-1000.
What is Financial Aid?
There are several opportunities through which you can secure financial support, significantly influencing your overall expenses. Eligible forms of assistance may include:
- FEDERAL PELL GRANTS
- FEDERAL SUPPLEMENTAL EDUCATION OPPORTUNITY GRANT (FSEOG)
- FEDERAL STAFFORD LOAN
- CAL GRANTS
- PRIVATE LOANS
How to complete a FAFSA form for college?
It may seem a bit daunting and complex to start your FAFSA application, but honestly, it is very simple to do if you have the necessary documents in front of you when starting the application.
If you are over the age of 24 or have dependent children or legally married or emancipated child, you will need:
- Social Security Number.
- Last two years tax returns.
- If resident, have your Alien Registration number “A-number.”
- National Polytechnic College FAFSA school code: 039104
If you are under the age of 24, you may be considered a dependent child. In this case, you will need:
- Social Security number for you and your parent.
- Last two years tax returns for you and your parent.
- If either parent or you are residents, have the Alien Registration number “A-number” for you and/or your parent.
- National Polytechnic College FAFSA school code: 039104
This video will help you better understand how to complete your FAFSA application. If you feel you may still need assistance, don’t worry, you can still contact NPCollege’s Financial Aid office to help you with the process of completing your FAFSA application.
NEW APPLICANT?
Click the button below and then click on “Get Started” on the FAFSA website.
EXISTING USER?
Click this button and then click on “Access Existing Form” on the FAFSA website.
Private Loans
Can I apply for a private loan even if I am eligible for FAFSA?
Can I apply for a private loan if I am not eligible to apply for FAFSA?
Yes. This would be a good scenario where a private loan can offer similar benefits of subsidised or unsubsidised loans to pay for tuition over an extended period of time if you qualify.
What are the requirements to apply for a private loan through Meritize®?
You need to be at least 18 years of age at the time of submitting an application. You will also need:
- Your current or future physical address in the State of California.
- Social Security or ITIN number.
- Employer and income information (if employed)
- Transcripts from the highest level of education completed. (This helps improve loan terms)
What are the requirements to apply for a private loan through College Ave®?
As the applicant, you will also need to be at least 18 years of age at the time of submitting an application. In Addition:
- Your current or future physical address in the State of California.
- Social Security or ITIN number.
- Employer and income information (if employed).
Will I be able to apply if I have poor or no credit?
Yes. As you long as you meet the application requirements, you can apply. Though eligibility is based on credit rating, a private Meritize loan looks beyond your credit rating and looks at your previous academic and military merits to provide better loan terms and offers.
Can I apply for a private loan as an international student?
Yes. However, private loan lenders may request to apply for additional funding with a cosigner or a sponsor. There are differences between the two and recomend meeting with the financial aid office to learn about all the options available for international students.
How can I apply for a private loan for my field of study?
If you are eligible to apply for FAFSA, we highly recommend you meet with our Financial Aid Office FIRST before submitting a private loan application. It is also important to know the amount of funding you will need to submit your request for funding.
Step 1: Meet with the Financial Aid office to request an estimate of tuition and eligibility estimate
Step 2: If private funding is needed, you may submit an application. See our Finance Office for assistance.
If you need additional assistance with your application, please visit our campus office for more detailed information on your eligibility.
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