The primary purpose of student financial aid is to provide financial assistance to students who would otherwise be unable to pursue a post-secondary education. The basis of financial aid programs is that the main responsibility for meeting college costs lies with the family. Financial aid programs are available to assist students and families who do not have the financial resources to meet the full cost of attendance.
There are many types of financial aid available to students such as:
Work-Study Jobs- based on financial need
Student Hourly Jobs- based on departmental funds
Scholarships- based on talent or merit such as
University Scholars
Regent's Student Award
Distinguished Achievement
Presidential Award
Grants- based on financial need
Loans- have to be paid back with interest
The Department currently is offering the following grant to Chemistry Majors (See Department Head for more details or click on each scholarship for application and criteria):
The deadline for Summer 2013 is April 1
The deadline for Fall 2013 is May 1
The deadline for Spring 2014 is September 1.