One of the best investments you can make today

The knowledge and skills you gain from education pay dividends for the rest of your life. Career-relevant education helps you feel more confident and engaged...and just makes you better at your job...which makes you more appreciated at work. Education can also help you take the next step in your career.

Take advantage of these sources of financial aid:

• Tuition Assistance
  Start by checking with your company. Many offer generous tuition assistance funds.
• Federal Financial Aid
  Bellevue University participates in all major federal and state grant and loan programs to help you pay for your direct education costs, such as tuition, books, and supplies. To apply for federal financial aid, complete a Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) online, annually. The Bellevue University Title IV code is 002538.
• Veterans Education Benefits
  Bellevue University welcomes Education benefits and has VA-approved experts who will work with you to access and use the education funding you're entitled to.

In order to ensure you have funding to cover your entire degree program, the amount of tuition assistance you can access each academic term is limited.

Time is Money. Transfer credits without charge.

One big way to save money on your degree is to start with college credit. Few universities offer the variety of ways to apply credit toward your degree that Bellevue University does. These include previous college credits, evaluated training programs, for-credit exams, and more.

After all, if you already are knowledgeable about a subject, we believe you should get college credit for it. That's why we are ranked a top-ten program for adult learners.

The best way to find out how many credits you have that can transfer into your degree program is to talk to an Enrollment Counselor.

Make the Most of Your Financial Aid

Charles Wright, Director of Undergraduate Admissions at Bellevue University, covers your financial aid options and how they help you access all the aid you're entitled to receive.