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Organizations and businesses often offer scholarships, which typically do not need to be repaid, to both currently enrolled and prospective students to help with college expenses. Students apply directly through the organization. 

Grants generally are awarded based on financial need and, like scholarships, are not repaid.

See the types of financial aid that are available at Augustana College, including institutional scholarships, outside scholarships, grants, loans and more.

See a list of links providing information and resources about financial aid.

Access student verification worksheets, tax request forms, financial aid repeal requests and more.

There are several options for paying out-of-pocket costs not covered by financial aid.

Find the hours, location and contact information for Augustana's Office of Financial Aid.

To be eligible for federal, state and/or institutional need-based aid you must meet certain criteria. Using the information provided on the FAFSA, an Expected Family Contribution (EFC) is calculated using a standardized formula mandated by the federal government.

Augustana students may have questions related to loans after graduation or leaving Augustana. Here are some resources that may help.

Augustana has many resources available to share consumer and student right-to-know information.