Financial Options

Nobody should ever feel like they can't attend school because they can't afford it.

In fact, most students today don't have the money to attend college, so that's why most students pay for school through financial aid from the federal government. Money for school is also available in the form of scholarships, grants, work-study programs, and private loans.

And our Student Financial Planners can help you understand your various financial aid options. Here is a list of just some of the ways you may use to finance your education:

Student Scholarships

You may not know this, but there may be literally thousands of scholarships available each year for students. In fact, many of these scholarships are not based on academic performance - but can be based on your age, gender, ethnicity, interests, hobbies, types of education you're pursuing, and athletic ability. Find out what scholarships you might qualify for.

Grants

One of the best resources for student financial aid comes from grants. Grants never need to be repaid, so they may be the most desired form of financial aid for most students. Check with an Everest Student Finance Planner to find out what types of grants you might qualify for.

Federal Perkins Loans*

The Perkins loan is a low-interest federal loan made to students with an exceptional financial need. Talk with an Everest Student Finance Planner to find out if you qualify for one of these loans.

Financial aid is available for those who qualify.

*The Federal Perkins Loan is only available at some WyoTech campuses. Check with an WyoTech Student Finance Planner for more information.