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Financial aid is the monetary assistance program provided to students for educational costs in the form of scholarships, grants, awards, part-time employment, and/or loans. It includes federal, state aid, private or outside aid, and aid from Concordia University. This packaging approach may include assistance from two or more sources of financial aid. The university’s goal is to award all applicants the maximum scholarship, grant, and loan(s) for which they qualify, within the restrictions of federal and state guidelines and institutional policies.
Concordia University's institutional aid must go towards institutional charges, such as tuition, fees, university housing, and meal plans. It does not cover university class fees, fines, etc. Academic and Athletic Scholarships and Department Awards, including need-based aid, are known as Concordia institutional aid.
Financial aid is based on a combination of a student's financial need and merit-based aid (aid based on a student's talent or academic ability such as academics, athletics, music, theatre, forensics).
Cost of Attendance (COA) minus Expected Family Contribution (EFC) equals Financial Need.
Click here for instructions to access your Financial Aid Offer.
Please see your chosen program or degree for specific tuition information.
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