Financial Aid
Do not let cost
decide for you.
From federal aid and the Pell Grant to scholarships, our Financial Aid Office helps you build a plan that makes your program possible.
Our belief
Cost should not
decide your future.
We believe everyone who wants to invest in their future deserves access to affordable education. Our Financial Aid Office offers personalized, one-on-one guidance to help you understand your options and build a plan that works.
Financial aid is available for those who qualify.
Types of aid
Ways to fund
your program.
Grants you do not repay, federal loans, veterans benefits, and FEI own options, our Financial Aid Office will walk you through which ones apply to you.
A federal grant, money you do not pay back, for students who qualify based on financial need, determined through the FAFSA.
An additional federal grant for students with exceptional financial need. Like the Pell Grant, it does not need to be repaid.
Low-interest federal student loans. Subsidized loans are need-based, with interest covered while you are in school; unsubsidized loans are available regardless of need. Learn more at studentaid.gov.
Federal loans that parents of dependent undergraduate students can use to help cover education costs.
FEI welcomes veterans and eligible dependents. Post-9/11 GI Bill students need a VA Certificate of Eligibility (COE); Vocational Rehabilitation students need form VAF 28-1905. Details at benefits.va.gov/gibill.
FEI own institutional loan option, ask the Financial Aid Office whether it fits your situation.
Scholarships
Two FEI
scholarships.
Awarded by the FEI Scholarship Committee. Ask the Financial Aid Office for full details and the school catalog.
To apply: online application, a 500-word essay on your career goals and why FEI, one school/professional reference letter, and one family reference letter.
Deadlines: January 15 and May 15.
How to apply
Three steps to your aid plan.
Our Financial Aid Office is with you at every step, you are never filling out forms alone.
- 1
Complete the FAFSA
Apply for federal aid at studentaid.gov.
- 2
Submit your documents
Provide the required forms and documentation to our Financial Aid Office.
- 3
Meet one-on-one
Sit down with our team to review the aid and scholarships you qualify for.
Plan ahead
Know the cost
before you commit.
Use our Net Price Calculator to estimate your costs, then talk with our Financial Aid Office for a personalized breakdown of tuition, aid, and scholarships specific to your program.
Net Price CalculatorWe are here to help
Let us find a way
to make it work.
Talk with our Financial Aid Office about the aid and scholarships you qualify for. Real guidance, no pressure.