Let Purdue Global Guide You Through the Financial Aid Process
You deserve the simplest and best possible plan to finance your education. As an accredited institution, Purdue Global helps qualified students receive Title IV federal financial aid, including grants and loans, for the majority of our programs. We encourage you to also investigate your eligibility for state grants and outside scholarships.
Financial Aid for U.S. Citizens
Federal and State Grants (Undergraduate)
Federal Grants
- Federal Pell Grant Program
- Federal Supplemental Educational Opportunity Grant Program
- Iraq and Afghanistan Services Grant (IASG)
State Grants
- Colorado Education and Training Voucher Program (Colorado residents)
- State of Indiana Gift Aid (Indiana residents)
- State of Iowa Gift Aid (Iowa residents)
- Pennsylvania Chafee Education and Training Grant Program (Pennsylvania residents)
- Vermont State Grant (Vermont residents)
Federal and State Grants (Undergraduate)
Federal Grants
- Federal Pell Grant Program
- Federal Supplemental Educational Opportunity Grant Program
- Iraq and Afghanistan Services Grant (IASG)
State Grants
- Colorado Education and Training Voucher Program (Colorado residents)
- State of Indiana Gift Aid (Indiana residents)
- State of Iowa Gift Aid (Iowa residents)
- Pennsylvania Chafee Education and Training Grant Program (Pennsylvania residents)
- Vermont State Grant (Vermont residents)
Student Loans (Undergraduate/Graduate)
- Subject to eligibility requirements
- Subsidized Federal Direct Loan
- Unsubsidized Federal Direct Loan
- Federal PLUS Loan and Graduate Federal PLUS Loan
- Alternative loans (nonfederal lenders)
Work Study
Other Agencies or Programs (Graduate/Undergraduate)
- Promise Jobs
- Veterans Administration Benefits
- Workforce Investment Act
- Division of Vocational Rehabilitation
- Defense Activity for Non-Traditional Education Support (DANTES)
- Canadian financial assistance (may be available for those who qualify)
- All other eligibility sources according to state and federal requirements
See Notes and Conditions below for important information.
Applying for Financial Aid
Visit FinancialAid TV to watch a video about applying for financial aid and access video library resources on other helpful financial aid topics.
How to Apply for Financial Aid
If you are applying for federal financial aid, submit your FAFSA right away. This page walks you through it step by step: Financial Aid Process.
If additional information is needed after your FAFSA results are received, you will be notified.
Funding Offer
You will receive your funding offer via email after your account has been set up with the funding options you are using (e.g., military assistance, financial aid).
You will receive a new offer any time there is a change to the funding on your account. Your new funding offer will supersede the previous one.
Financial Aid for Non-U.S. Citizens
Contact the cultural section of your country’s embassy or ministry of education to inquire about financial aid options and their requirements.
The majority of U.S. government financial assistance is not offered to international students. The U.S. government does provide aid to students from specific countries—you can request more information from your embassy or the U.S. State Department.
International applicants are encouraged to apply with a cosigner. Cosigners must be a U.S. citizen or permanent resident and meet the lender’s criteria.