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About Financial Aid

At North Greenville University, student aid is generally awarded based on financial needs. Defined, financial need is the difference between the student’s cost of education (tuition, fees, room-board, and books) and the amount the student and family are expected to contribute toward meeting those costs. The Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) is required to determine eligibility for financial aid.

Grants

State and Federal

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Loans

Private and Federal

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Scholarship Opportunities Open to Online Undergraduates

Certain majors, activities, or events may qualify you. 

  • Christian Ministry Scholarship Fund

    Visit our Christian Ministry Scholarship Fund page.

  • Champions for Christ Scholarship

    To qualify for Champions for Christ Scholarship you must be pursuing a master’s degree in a ministry field. The directions for submitting the application must be followed completely to ensure that you are not disqualified. The application must be downloaded from the Champions for Christ website. The deadlines are as follows: Summer – April 1, Fall – July 1, Spring – November 1. Any scholarships that are submitted after the deadline will not be considered. If you have applied for this scholarship before but did not get it, apply as if you have never applied

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  • Dick Brooks Honda Community Scholarship

    This $1,600 annual scholarship is given in support of students from Greer, SC in pursuing a traditional undergraduate or graduate degree at NGU. In the unexpected circumstance that a student from Greer is not available to receive the scholarship, second preference is given for students from communities contiguous to Greer. The student must demonstrate financial need through the submission of the FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid), maintain full-time enrollment, and a cumulative NGU GPA of 3.0 or higher. 

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    For more information contact the Financial Aid Office at finaid@ngu.edu.

  • South Carolina Baptist Foundation Scholarship

    To qualify for the South Carolina Baptist Foundation Scholarship you must be a member of a South Carolina Baptist church. Please follow the instructions completely. The deadline for this scholarship is April 30 for the following academic year.

    Students applying for scholarship awards from the Baptist Foundation of South Carolina should note the following:

    • Scholarship applications are matched to specific scholarship funds to which they qualify. Criteria for scholarship funds vary from field of study to other criteria. In addition, some scholarship awards must be approved by the endowment donors. Therefore, an award from a certain fund this year does not mean that the same award will be received next year.
    • Awards granted and award amounts will vary from year to year based on number of applications received, scholarship eligibility matching, and availability of scholarship funds.
    • Deadlines for scholarship applications for the school year will be strictly enforced. If you plan to apply for a scholarship, please note that applications must be postmarked by April 30 in order to be considered for the current school year.

    To request an application for the current school year, contact Jacque
    (pronounced “Jackie”) Wenger.

    (800) 723-7242 (x8001)
    (803) 227-6199
    jacquewenger@scbaptist.org

  • T. Martin Brashier Scholars Program

    The T. Martin Brashier Scholars Program was created to provide scholarships for students of North Greenville University who are pursuing degree programs through the Tim Brashier Campus at Greer. The scholarship will be awarded at the rate of one credit hour per course for the first 12 hours of enrollment. Students should apply at least 2 weeks prior to their official start of classes to allow time for processing of the application and posting of the award to the student account statement.

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How to Apply

Applying for financial aid at North Greenville University is easy. To begin, submit the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA).

When completing the FAFSA, please enter NGU’s school code 003441.  Please select “LINK TO IRS” when submitting the tax information for both the student and contributor.  This will automatically enter the tax information from the IRS.

Steps for the FAFSA
Apply for the FAFSA

For SC Residents- In order to receive the S.C. Tuition Grant, your FAFSA must be received by the U.S. Department of Education no later than August 1 each year.

MyFinAid Portal

North Greenville University students are required to “accept” or “decline” their financial aid offer. Students will use the MyFinAid Portal to view their financial aid information and interact with the NGU Financial Aid Office. Students will also have the ability to change loan amounts through this portal and view/obtain missing documents.

The NGU Financial Aid Office will be notified of your response electronically. Please submit any missing documents that are needed to complete your file. If you have any questions or you experience technical issues, please contact the NGU Financial Aid Office.

Contact Us

Email Address: finaid@ngu.edu
Phone Number: 864.977.7056 or 1.800.468.6642

Financial Aid Policy

Students who wish to withdraw from a class/classes must contact their Academic Advisor to request a withdrawal form. The withdrawal does not become official until the completed, and signed form is returned. Access to classes is given to students one week before starting each term for students to assess the workload required for their courses. All requests to drop must be completed before the start of the term, and no charges are assessed. Upon withdrawal, refunds are issued based on the following scale: during week 1 is 75%; during week 2 is 50%, and after week 2, there is no refund.

If the student has obtained a student loan and requests a withdrawal before the 49% point of the term, the student loan will be pro-rated, initializing a return of funds to the Student Loan Corporation. In this case, the student may owe money to North Greenville University, as the student is responsible for the full tuition amount. If the student has received a refund from the school for additional funds in their loan, the amount owed to the school may be greater than the tuition for the class.

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