Financial Aid at Wayne State College

You can borrow federal or private student loans to help pay for college. Loans must be repaid with interest, but most federal loans don't require repayment until after you graduate. Students who borrow federal loans are typically required to complete entrance loan counseling before receiving funds and exit loan counseling before repayment begins. Parents may also explore options such as teh Parent PLUS loan application to help cover education costs.

The Federal Work Study Program (FWS) is need-based financial aid that provides part-time jobs for undergraduate students so they can earn money to help offset their education expenses.

Eligible graduate students may receive financial assistance after completing the FAFSA verification process and application. Wayne State also offers graduate teaching assistantships in each major graduate field of study.

Summer financial aid is available to undergraduate and graduate students at Wayne State College who have completed the FAFSA.

Wayne State College believes in recognizing and rewarding the potential of every student from the moment they are admitted. That’s why we offer a range of scholarships right at the point of admission. Incoming freshmen are awarded automatic admission-based scholarships.

College financial aid, scholarships, and other factors all play a role in what you’ll pay for college. Students may also consider payment plans for college to spread out expenses. Use our Net Price Calculator to get a personalized estimate based on your situation, including automatic merit scholarships. Additional scholarships and aid may require separate applications and may not be reflected in your estimate.