Financial Aid

Admitted degree-seeking distance students may be eligible for federal and state financial aid if enrolled for six or more credits. Most Oregon institutions require that you complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) regardless of the source of the aid.

Further information about financial aid can be found at the Oregon Student Assistance Commission website, at the U.S. government's site for financial aid, at FinAid, and at the various college and university financial aid offices below.

Three extensive and respected sources of free scholarship information and financial aid resources can be found at Scholarships.com, SuperCollege.com, and FastWeb.com. The financial aid office at your home institution (from which you are seeking a degree) or host institution (from which you are taking classes) will also have information about scholarships or grants for which you may be eligible.

Oregon is joining the ranks of states nationwide that will enable parents to save tax-free for their students' future education. The Oregon College Savings Program has a toll free hotline at 1-886-772-8464 and a website to share information about the program.

Community Colleges	Public Universities	Independent Colleges & Universities
Blue Mountain CC Central Oregon CC Chemeketa CC Clackamas CC Columbia Gorge CC Lane CC Linn-Benton CC Mount Hood CC Oregon Coast CC Portland CC Rogue CC Umpqua CC	Eastern Oregon University OGI School of Science & Engineering (OHSU) Oregon Health Sciences University Oregon Institute of Technology Oregon State University Extended Campus Portland State University University of Oregon Southern Oregon University Western Oregon University	Corban College George Fox University Marylhurst University

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