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FERPA
Tuition & Fees
Undergraduate
Graduate
Fees
Primary Payment Options
Financial Aid
Dependent Loan Amounts
Independent Loan Amounts
Graduate Loan Amounts
Cash
Tuition Reimbursement
Direct Bill
Corporate Full Tuition Grant
Military VA (Veterans Affairs)
Military TA (Tuition
Assistance)
Direct Bill (Voc Rehab)
Secondary Payment Option(s)
Pell Grant
Cash
Tuition Reimbursement
Financial Aid
MyCAA
Funding Portal
Verification/Award Letter
Stipends
Resources
Payment Option
Information
The purpose of this document is to provide you with more information
regarding your payment option(s). This will also cover tuition and fee
information, and any documentation required for your payment option(s).
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FERPA
Tuition & Fees
Undergraduate
Graduate
Fees
Primary Payment Options
Financial Aid
Dependent Loan Amounts
Independent Loan Amounts
Graduate Loan Amounts
Cash
Tuition Reimbursement
Direct Bill
Corporate Full Tuition Grant
Military VA (Veterans Affairs)
Military TA (Tuition
Assistance)
Direct Bill (Voc Rehab)
Secondary Payment Option(s)
Pell Grant
Cash
Tuition Reimbursement
Financial Aid
MyCAA
Funding Portal
Verification/Award Letter
Stipends
Resources
Tuition for Undergraduate Students
Undergraduate Tuition
The average course is generally worth 3 credits.
Degree Seeking (Non-Military)
The average tuition cost for the academic year is $11,400.
Payment periods are made up of 4 successfully completed
courses and there are 2 payment periods per academic year.
Degree Seeking (Military)
You will be billed for four classes at a time. This means that you
will have a $3,000 balance when you start your first class. How-
ever, you are only responsible for paying for those classes that
you attend.
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FERPA
Tuition & Fees
Undergraduate
Graduate
Fees
Primary Payment Options
Financial Aid
Dependent Loan Amounts
Independent Loan Amounts
Graduate Loan Amounts
Cash
Tuition Reimbursement
Direct Bill
Corporate Full Tuition Grant
Military VA (Veterans Affairs)
Military TA (Tuition
Assistance)
Direct Bill (Voc Rehab)
Secondary Payment Option(s)
Pell Grant
Cash
Tuition Reimbursement
Financial Aid
MyCAA
Funding Portal
Verification/Award Letter
Stipends
Resources
Cost per Credit $475.00
Cost per Course (3 credit average) $1,425
Cost per Credit $250.00
Cost per Course (3 credit average) $750.00
Tuition for Graduate Students
Graduate Tuition
Graduate tuition varies by program and courses are generally worth 3 credits.
Therefore, the standard tuition cost for a graduate course can be $1,860 or $2,070.
Degree Seeking
Cost per Credit
You will be billed for three classes at a time. However, you are
only responsible for paying for those classes that you attend.
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Tuition & Fees
Undergraduate
Graduate
Fees
Primary Payment Options
Financial Aid
Dependent Loan Amounts
Independent Loan Amounts
Graduate Loan Amounts
Cash
Tuition Reimbursement
Direct Bill
Corporate Full Tuition Grant
Military VA (Veterans Affairs)
Military TA (Tuition
Assistance)
Direct Bill (Voc Rehab)
Secondary Payment Option(s)
Pell Grant
Cash
Tuition Reimbursement
Financial Aid
MyCAA
Funding Portal
Verification/Award Letter
Stipends
Resources
Master of Arts in Education** $620.00
Master of Arts in Teaching and Learning with
Technology
$620.00
Master of Psychology $620.00
Master of Arts in Special Education $620.00
Master of Accountancy $690.00
Master of Arts in Health Care Administration $690.00
Master of Arts in Organizational Management $690.00
Master of Business Administration $690.00
Master of Public Administration $690.00
Master of Science in Criminal Justice $690.00
Fees for Undergraduate and Graduate Students
Technology Fee- $95.00 per course for Undergraduate and $125.00 for Graduates. The Technology Fee covers access to University systems such as the online classroom, the Student
Portal and other academic resources.
Graduation Fee- $150.00, the fee is a program requirement for
all students. It covers the processing and shipping of your
official transcripts and the processing, printing, packaging, and
shipping of your diploma and the final audit of your degree.
Sales Tax- Certain states require Ashford University to charge
sales tax on tuition, fees, and/or course digital materials (CDM).
Review your account information in the Student Portal to see if
this applies to your state.
Course Material
Course Materials –Books, course digital materials and instruc-
tional materials for undergraduate students average about
$115 per course. Graduate average about $145 per course.
Bookstore Vouchers (Undergraduate Only)- If you are eligible
for a bookstore voucher you will receive an email explaining
how the process works and how to redeem the voucher.
The Military Grant covers any applicable sales tax, Technology Fees, course materials, including standard shipping costs where applicable. Please see the Academic Catalog for further infor-mation. Please verify your eligibility for the Military Grant with the Financial Services department.
You might be eligible for a corporate discount; please contact your advisor for more details.
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Tuition & Fees
Undergraduate
Graduate
Fees
Primary Payment Options
Financial Aid
Dependent Loan Amounts
Independent Loan Amounts
Graduate Loan Amounts
Cash
Tuition Reimbursement
Direct Bill
Corporate Full Tuition Grant
Military VA (Veterans Affairs)
Military TA (Tuition
Assistance)
Direct Bill (Voc Rehab)
Secondary Payment Option(s)
Pell Grant
Cash
Tuition Reimbursement
Financial Aid
MyCAA
Funding Portal
Verification/Award Letter
Stipends
Resources
Financial Aid for Undergraduate Students
Federal Financial Aid
Federal Financial Aid is a combination of both grants and loans.
A portion of your financial aid amount may include subsidized
loans, which are need based. The government pays the interest
on subsidized loans while you are enrolled at least half-time
and during times of deferment. Unsubsidized loans start accru-
ing interest once the loan has been disbursed.
It’s recommended that you contact your previous loan
servicers/holder to confirm your in-school status on any
previous federal student aid.
Starting the 2013-2014 financial aid year, first time borrowers
are subject to a 150% limitation of eligibility for subsidized loans
for the equivalent of six years.
Federal Pell Grant
The maximum Pell award amount that you may be eligible for
receive as an undergraduate student for the 2017-2018 Award year is $5,920. This is awarded on a need basis and not guaranteed.
The Pell Grant may be subject to repayment if all Pell Grant requirements are not met. You are now eligible for a maximum
of 12 semesters or a total of 6 years (600%) in Pell Grant.
The Pell Grant is not available to Graduate Students.
Anything you do academically can affect your financial aid and
create an out of pocket expense that you could be responsible to
pay. These include unsuccessful grades, unscheduled absences
over 14 days, enrolling concurrently, and other scheduling changes.
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Tuition & Fees
Undergraduate
Graduate
Fees
Primary Payment Options
Financial Aid
Dependent Loan Amounts
Independent Loan Amounts
Graduate Loan Amounts
Cash
Tuition Reimbursement
Direct Bill
Corporate Full Tuition Grant
Military VA (Veterans Affairs)
Military TA (Tuition
Assistance)
Direct Bill (Voc Rehab)Secondary Payment Option(s)
Pell Grant
Cash
Tuition Reimbursement
Financial Aid
MyCAA
Funding Portal
Verification/Award Letter
Stipends
Resources
Dependent Loan Amounts
If you are age 24 or under you are considered a dependent stu-
dent unless you answer “yes” to one of the dependency ques-
tions on the FAFSA. This means your parents will need to assist
you with completing the FAFSA. As a dependent student you
may be eligible to receive:
Grade Level 1 (freshman) is between 0-24 credits. You can be
eligible for up to $5,500.
Grade Level 2 (sophomore) is between 25-credits. You can be
eligible for up to: $6500.
Grade Level 3 (junior, senior) is 49 or more credits. You can be
eligible for up to: $7500.
If you are completing an Associate Degree, you are only eligible
to borrow loan amounts up to Grade Level 2 .
Aggregate Loan Amounts
In addition to yearly limits, there are also aggregate limits on
Federal Student Loans.
Dependent undergraduate students are eligible to borrow up to
$31,000 with a maximum of $23,000 in subsidized loans.
Ashford University encourages responsible borrowing for all
students. We recommend that you only borrow the amount of
money you need to cover your actual educational expenses, even
if you qualify for more. It is important for you to remember that
you will need to pay back any loans you may receive.
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FERPA
Tuition & Fees
Undergraduate
Graduate
Fees
Primary Payment Options
Financial Aid
Dependent Loan Amounts
Independent Loan Amounts
Graduate Loan Amounts
Cash
Tuition Reimbursement
Direct Bill
Corporate Full Tuition Grant
Military VA (Veterans Affairs)
Military TA (Tuition
Assistance)
Direct Bill (Voc Rehab)
Secondary Payment Option(s)
Pell Grant
Cash
Tuition Reimbursement
Financial Aid
MyCAA
Funding Portal
Verification/Award Letter
Stipends
Resources
Independent Loan Amounts
You will fall under one of three grade levels based on the num-
ber of credits that are applied toward your degree at the start of
your program.
Grade Level 1 (freshman) is between 0-24 credits. You can be
eligible for up to: $9,500 as an Independent student.
Grade Level 2 (sophomore) is between 25-credits. You can be
eligible for up to: $10,500 as an Independent student.
Grade Level 3 (junior, senior) is 49 or more credits. You can be
eligible for up to: $12,500 as an Independent student.
If you are completing an Associate Degree, you are only eligible
to borrow loan amounts up to Grade Level 2 .
Aggregate Loan Amounts
In addition to yearly limits, there are also aggregate limits on
Federal Student Loans.
Independent undergraduate students are eligible to borrow up
to $57,500 with a maximum of $23,000 in subsidized loans.
Ashford University encourages responsible borrowing for all
students. We recommend that you only borrow the amount of
money you need to cover your actual educational expenses, even
if you qualify for more. It is important for you to remember that
you will need to pay back any loans you may receive.
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Tuition & Fees
Undergraduate
Graduate
Fees
Primary Payment Options
Financial Aid
Dependent Loan Amounts
Independent Loan Amounts
Graduate Loan Amounts
Cash
Tuition Reimbursement
Direct Bill
Corporate Full Tuition Grant
Military VA (Veterans Affairs)
Military TA (Tuition
Assistance)
Direct Bill (Voc Rehab)
Secondary Payment Option(s)
Pell Grant
Cash
Tuition Reimbursement
Financial Aid
MyCAA
Funding Portal
Verification/Award Letter
Stipends
Resources
Financial Aid for Graduate Students
Graduate Financial Aid consists of Unsubsidized Direct Loans
which start accruing interest once the loan has been disbursed.
Loan Amounts
As a graduate student you are eligible to receive up to $20,500
in direct unsubsidized loans per academic year.
Aggregate loan limits
In addition to yearly limits, there are also aggregate limits on
Federal Student Loans.
As a graduate student you are eligible to borrow up to $138,500
in student loans.
Please remember that anything that you do academically can
affect your financial aid and create out of pocket expenses that
you could be responsible to pay. These include non-passing
grades, breaks in attendance, enrolling concurrently, and any
other scheduling changes. Please contact the Financial Ser-
vices department if you have a specific question on how a
schedule change will affect your financial aid.
We know this can be an exciting time in your life and we are
here to help guide you through the process.
Ashford University encourages responsible borrowing for all
students. We recommend that you only borrow the amount of
money you need to cover your actual educational expenses, even
if you qualify for more. It is important for you to remember that
you will need to pay back any loans you may receive.
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FERPA
Tuition & Fees
Undergraduate
Graduate
Fees
Primary Payment Options
Financial Aid
Dependent Loan Amounts
Independent Loan Amounts
Graduate Loan Amounts
Cash
Tuition Reimbursement
Direct Bill
Corporate Full Tuition Grant
Military VA (Veterans Affairs)
Military TA (Tuition
Assistance)
Direct Bill (Voc Rehab)
Secondary Payment Option(s)
Pell Grant
Cash
Tuition Reimbursement
Financial Aid
MyCAA
Funding Portal
Verification/Award Letter
Stipends
Resources
Cash
As a cash paying student, you are required to pay 100% of your
tuition and any applicable fees on or before the start date of
each course.
For your convenience, you can place a credit card on file to be
automatically charged for tuition and fees.
If you place the credit card on file to be automatically charged,
your card will be charged at the start of each course. If you’re
using a credit or debit card and your card is declined, a fee of
$10.00 may be assessed. You may also encounter additional
fees imposed by your banking institution.
Payments can be made through your student portal, or by con-
tacting the Financial Services department.
We will send you an invoice for each course via email two weeks
prior to the start of that course. Please remember that is your
responsibility to pay 100% of your tuition and fees prior to the
start of each course.
If a payment is not received on or before the course start date,
you may be removed from class.
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Tuition & Fees
Undergraduate
Graduate
Fees
Primary Payment Options
Financial Aid
Dependent Loan Amounts
Independent Loan Amounts
Graduate Loan Amounts
Cash
Tuition Reimbursement
Direct Bill
Corporate Full Tuition Grant
Military VA (Veterans Affairs)
Military TA (Tuition
Assistance)
Direct Bill (Voc Rehab)
Secondary Payment Option(s)
Pell Grant
Cash
Tuition Reimbursement
Financial Aid
MyCAA
Funding Portal
Verification/Award Letter
Stipends
Resources
Tuition Reimbursement
In order to select tuition reimbursement as your primary payment option, your employer must reimburse at least 50% of the cost of your annual tuition. If it does not meet the 50% you can use tuition reimbursement as a secondary payment option.
Undergraduate- If you are an undergraduate student this
amount will be $6,540.
Graduate- If you are Graduate student this amount will be:
MAED, MATLT, MAPSY & MASE: $6,390
MACC, MAHCA, MAOM, MBA, MPA & MSCJ: $7,020.
I recommend that you follow up with your HR department to find out what you are eligible for in Tuition Reimbursement. It is your responsibility to ensure that tuition and fees are paid in a timely manner, regardless of receiving reimbursement from your em-ployer.
Tuition payments (not fees) are deferred for 90 days from the start date of each course. This payment option requires a credit card on file. If the amount owed is not paid by the time your deferment period expires, the credit card you placed on file will be charged.
You may choose to pay with a different credit or debit card for a one-time payment only or paper check prior to the due date. If your credit or debit card is declined, a fee of $10.00 will be as-sessed. You may also encounter additional fees imposed by your banking institution. If you have been declined credit/debit card payments more than two times you will be required to comply with the terms of the Cash Plan and will no longer qualify for the tuition reimbursement and deferral plan.
Invoices will be emailed to you two weeks before the start of each course. You can track your account and make payment from the Student Portal. Any applicable fees are due when in-curred. There is no deferment period or payment plan accepted for the Technology Fee. Some employers don’t pay for this fee, so be prepared to pay out of pocket.
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Independent Loan Amounts
Graduate Loan Amounts
Cash
Tuition Reimbursement
Direct Bill
Corporate Full Tuition Grant
Military VA (Veterans Affairs)
Military TA (Tuition
Assistance)
Direct Bill (Voc Rehab)
Secondary Payment Option(s)
Pell Grant
Cash
Tuition Reimbursement
Financial Aid
MyCAA
Funding Portal
Verification/Award Letter
Stipends
Resources
Direct Bill
Ashford University offers Third-Party Direct Billing as a payment
option to students sponsored by a Third Party Agency which is
your Employer/Organization. Your Employer/ Organization
must offer a tuition benefit of at least $2,500 annually and must
have a Direct Bill agreement with Ashford University in order for
you to select this option. It is your responsibility to confirm with
your employer that you are eligible to receive Direct Bill bene-
fits and exactly how much you qualify to receive per year.
Your tuition payment is deferred 90 days from the start date of
each course. You or your organization must submit a company
voucher, purchase order, letter of credit, or cost invoice five (5)
days prior to the start of each course. If your voucher is not
received by the deadline your organization may not pay for your
course and you can have an out of pocket expense. The voucher
should include the course name, start date, tuition for your
scheduled course, and any applicable fees covered by your
organization, such as the Technology Fee.
You may also be required to complete a Direct Bill Certification
and Authorization form. This form and the voucher can be
emailed to [email protected] or fax it to 877.279.1203.
Any amounts not paid by your organization, or if a voucher is
not submitted in a timely manner, it becomes your
responsibility.
Technology Fee and CDM Fees
Technology Service fees and any applicable Course Digital
Material fees are due when they are incurred. Failure to pay
these fees in a timely manner may result in schedule interrup-
tion. Some organizations don’t pay for these fees, so you may
have to pay out of pocket or use an additional payment option.
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Independent Loan Amounts
Graduate Loan Amounts
Cash
Tuition Reimbursement
Direct Bill
Corporate Full Tuition Grant
Military VA (Veterans Affairs)
Military TA (Tuition
Assistance)
Direct Bill (Voc Rehab)
Secondary Payment Option(s)
Pell Grant
Cash
Tuition Reimbursement
Financial Aid
MyCAA
Funding Portal
Verification/Award Letter
Stipends
Resources
Corporate Full Tuition Grant (FTG)
Ashford University offers the Corporate Full Tuition Grant (CFTG) to students selected and sponsored by a participating Employer.
The CFTG program is funded by both the Employer and Ash-ford University. This grant is intended to help students avoid
educational loan debt by funding a recipient’s direct education-
related costs. Direct education-related costs include tuition for
all eligible courses (limited to three repeated courses), Technol-
ogy Fee (per course), books, course digital materials, instruc-
tional materials, graduation fee, and Prior Learning Assessment
(PLA) fees. If both electronic and hard copy course materials are
available for the same course, the CFTG program will only fund the electronic course materials, and if you choose to re-ceive
hard copy course materials, you will be responsible to pay the
difference in price and shipping costs. The Corporate Full Tuition Grant is only available as a primary payment option.
Students will become ineligible for the CFTG program if they choose to receive funds from any federal student financial aid
program for the same enrollment period. The choice to partici-
pate in the CFTG program is optional and any eligible federal stu-
dent financial aid is always available if you choose that payment
option in lieu of participation in the CFTG program.
Students will become ineligible for the CFTG once they receive three (3) unsuccessful grades during their program of study or if
they violate University policies as outlined in the Ashford Univer-
sity Academic Catalog. Students must also abide by all applicable
Undergraduate Program Satisfactory Academic Progress (SAP)
Standards or Graduate Program SAP Standards. Students are al-
ways expected to understand, meet, and abide by any Employer
requirements in order to continue to receive The Corporate Full Tuition Grant.
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Dependent Loan Amounts
Independent Loan Amounts
Graduate Loan Amounts
Cash
Tuition Reimbursement
Direct Bill
Corporate Full Tuition Grant
Military VA (Veterans Affairs)
Military TA (Tuition
Assistance)
Direct Bill (Voc Rehab)
Secondary Payment Option(s)
Pell Grant
Cash
Tuition Reimbursement
Financial Aid
MyCAA
Funding Portal
Verification/Award Letter
Stipends
Resources
Corporate Full Tuition Grant, cont…
Unsuccessful grades are defined as an “F,” “WF,” “W,” or for
General Education Competency courses, below a “C-”. Grades
considered unsuccessful to the student’s employer are also con-
sidered as an unsuccessful grade within the Full Tuition Grant program.
Ashford University or the Employer may remove a student from
the Corporate Full Tuition Grant at any time.
Students may appeal the loss of their CFTG eligibility to the Corporate Full Tuition Grant Review Committee, which consists of at least an Ashford representative and a representative from
the Employer. Concurrent enrollment, defined as the enrollment
in more than one class in every five (undergraduate) or six
(graduate) week module, is prohibited for CFTG recipients,
unless pre-approved on a case-by-case basis by the Corporate Full Tuition Grant Review Committee.
All required Corporate Full Tuition Grant forms (detailed below) must be completed, submitted, and approved prior to applying.
The Corporate Full Tuition Grant funds up to ten (10) undergraduate or eight (8) graduate courses per 12-month
period; however, Ashford University does not guarantee that
ability to take this maximum amount of coursework in any given
12-month period. Your forms must be renewed every twelve
(12) months in order to continue to receive CFTG benefits.
Please send all required forms to your assigned Student Advisor
for verification at least seven (7) days prior to the start of classes
in the applicable 12 month period.
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Independent Loan Amounts
Graduate Loan Amounts
Cash
Tuition Reimbursement
Direct Bill
Corporate Full Tuition Grant
Military VA (Veterans Affairs)
Military TA (Tuition
Assistance)
Direct Bill (Voc Rehab)
Secondary Payment Option(s)
Pell Grant
Cash
Tuition Reimbursement
Financial Aid
MyCAA
Funding Portal
Verification/Award Letter
Stipends
Resources
Corporate Full Tuition Grant, cont...
Documentation required for the Corporate Full Tuition Grant:
• Corporate Full Tuition Grant Agreement (executed between the
University and Third Party Agency);
• Corporate Full Tuition Grant Disclosure and Waiver;
• Student Corporate Full Tuition Grant Acknowledgement;
• Student Finance Agreement indicating Corporate Full TuitionGrant
• Authorization to Release Student Records;
• Corporate Full Tuition Grant Student Payment Authorization (ifapplicable); and
• Net Price Calculator Results, Shopping Sheet, and DataSummary.
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Independent Loan Amounts
Graduate Loan Amounts
Cash
Tuition Reimbursement
Direct Bill
Corporate Full Tuition Grant
Military VA (Veterans Affairs)
Military TA (Tuition
Assistance)
Direct Bill (Voc Rehab)
Secondary Payment Option(s) Pell Grant
Cash
Tuition Reimbursement
Financial Aid
MyCAA
Funding Portal
Verification/Award Letter
Stipends
Resources
Military VA (Veterans Affairs)
VONAPP
If you’ve used your military benefits:
If you are using the same benefits you used in the past, fill out:
Form 22-1995 or 22-5495 for Chapter 35 DEA (dependent educa-
tional assistance) to change schools.
If you have not used your military benefits
Use form 22-1990, or form 22-5490 if you are using Chapter 35
DEA.
Once completed, it is recommended that you send confirmation
of completion directly to us at [email protected], your
assigned Advisor, or VA Coordinator.
Chapter Payment Details
CH 30, 35, 1606 or 1607: When you are using Chapter 30, 1606
or 1607, we will certify your classes with the VA after you come
out of Conditional Admission status, and you are responsible for
verifying with the VA to receive payment and for paying the tui-
tion charges. You may have to pay for your term prior to receiv-
ing payment from the VA .
CH 33: When you are using Chapter 33, the VA will pay tuition
directly to Ashford. We will certify your classes with the VA after
you have come out of Conditional Admission status. If you are
not 100% eligible, you will be responsible for paying the tuition
charges that the VA does not cover.
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Tuition & Fees
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Fees
Primary Payment Options
Financial Aid
Dependent Loan Amounts
Independent Loan Amounts
Graduate Loan Amounts
Cash
Tuition Reimbursement
Direct Bill
Corporate Full Tuition Grant
Military VA (Veterans Affairs)
Military TA (Tuition
Assistance)
Direct Bill (Voc Rehab)
Secondary Payment Option(s) Pell Grant
Cash
Tuition Reimbursement
Financial Aid
MyCAA
Funding Portal
Verification/Award Letter
Stipends
Resources
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Tuition & Fees
Undergraduate
Graduate
Fees
Primary Payment Options
Financial Aid
Dependent Loan Amounts
Independent Loan Amounts
Graduate Loan Amounts
Cash
Tuition Reimbursement
Direct Bill
Corporate Full Tuition Grant
Military VA (Veterans Affairs)
Military TA (Tuition
Assistance)
Direct Bill (Voc Rehab)
Secondary Payment Option(s) Pell Grant
Cash
Tuition Reimbursement
Financial Aid
MyCAA
Funding Portal
Verification/Award Letter
Stipends
Resources
Military VA (Veterans Affairs) Continued….
Billing
Undergraduate: The VA considers us a ¾ time school for the
purposes of calculating your monthly payments. You may re-
ceive full benefits if you choose to enroll concurrently. Please
refer to your VA Office to discuss your eligibility.
Graduate: The VA will pay you at the full time rate every
month that you are enrolled at Ashford University.
Deferment
You have a one-time 60 day deferment from the day you
start your first class using VA benefits. After that, all future
courses must be paid in full prior to the start of each course
unless you are 100% eligible under Chapter 33. This means
you may have to pay out of pocket for the first class before
the VA funding is sent. You will be responsible for paying any
amounts that the VA does not cover prior to the start of
each course.
VA Coordinator
You will also be assigned a VA Coordinator who will follow up
with you.
They will be responsible for reviewing your VA file on a monthly
basis and certifying your classes as needed. They may also be
able to assist with providing you more detail on your funding eli-
gibility.
We recommend that you complete your VONAPP now, in order
to be prepared.
Military TA (Tuition Assistance)
Army: You will apply for TA using the GoArmyEd portal. List Ash-
ford University as your home school (unless you are Non-Degree
Seeking) and be sure to add each class into the portal to get your
TA approved. We must have your TA approved prior to the start
of each class, or you may be removed from class.
You will have a TA specialist assigned to you that will be respon-
sible for invoicing. Non-passing grades may result in an out-of-
pocket expense. The fiscal year starts every October and you
may be eligible to receive up to $4,000 for the year.
Air Force: You can apply for a TA voucher for each course in the
AF portal or through your education office. You should request
TA at least 7 days prior to the start of each class. You may send
this directly to us at [email protected] before the start of
each course. We must have your TA approved prior to the start
of each class, or you may be removed from class.
You will have a TA specialist assigned to you that will take care of
invoicing. Non-passing grades may result in an out-of-pocket ex-
pense. You may receive up to a maximum of $4,500 for the fis-
cal year which starts every October.
Navy: You must receive a signed voucher from your Ed. Office;
sign the voucher, and turn it in to [email protected] prior
to the start of each class. We must have your TA approved prior
to the start of each class, or you may be removed from class.
You will have a TA specialist assigned to you that will take care of
invoicing. Non-passing grades may result in an out-of-pocket ex-
pense. You may receive up to a maximum of $4,500 for the fiscal
year which starts every October.
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below to learn more.
FERPA
Tuition & Fees
Undergraduate
Graduate
Fees
Primary Payment Options
Financial Aid
Dependent Loan Amounts
Independent Loan Amounts
Graduate Loan Amounts
Cash
Tuition Reimbursement
Direct Bill
Corporate Full Tuition Grant
Military VA (Veterans Affairs)
Military TA (Tuition
Assistance)
Direct Bill (Voc Rehab)
Secondary Payment Option(s) Pell Grant
Cash
Tuition Reimbursement
Financial Aid
MyCAA
Funding Portal
Verification/Award Letter
Stipends
Resources
Military TA (Tuition Assistance) Cont...
Marines: You must receive a signed voucher from your Ed. office;
sign the voucher, and turn it in to [email protected] prior
to the start of each class. You will have a TA specialist assigned
to you that will take care of invoicing. Non-passing grades may
result in an out-of-pocket expense.
You can request the voucher up to 30 days before the start date.
You may receive up to a maximum of $4,500 for the fiscal year
which starts every October. Your base may be allotted a specific
dollar amount per quarter and when those funds are exhausted,
TA will not be approved until the next quarter.
Coast Guard: You must receive a signed voucher from your ed.
office sign the voucher yourself and turn it in prior to the start
of each class. You may send this directly to us at Military-
[email protected]. You will have a TA specialist assigned to you
that will take care of invoicing. Non-passing grades may result in
an out-of-pocket expense.
You must apply for TA at least 14 days in advance. TA will pay
$250 per credit hour or $750 per class. You may receive a maxi-
mum of $4,500 per fiscal year which starts over every October.
DOD Employees: You must be employed by the DOD, not a con-
tractor. You may have additional documentation that must be
submitted. Your DoD entity’s Human Resources will be your pri-
mary point of contact to set up your funding.
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Tuition & Fees
Undergraduate
Graduate
Fees
Primary Payment Options
Financial Aid
Dependent Loan Amounts
Independent Loan Amounts
Graduate Loan Amounts
Cash
Tuition Reimbursement
Direct Bill
Corporate Full Tuition Grant
Military VA (Veterans Affairs)
Military TA (Tuition
Assistance)
Direct Bill (Voc Rehab)
Secondary Payment Option(s) Pell Grant
Cash
Tuition Reimbursement
Financial Aid
MyCAA
Funding Portal
Verification/Award Letter
Stipends
Resources
Military TA (Tuition Assistance) Continued….
Billing
CIDP: Your initial cost invoice and degree plan will be generat-
ed automatically in your online application portal (OAP). If
needed, you may also request one from our TA department via
[email protected] and you can expect to receive it with-
in 48 hours.
Vouchers: You must submit a new TA approval for each
course, and it is due prior to the start of that course. Be sure to
give yourself enough time to obtain the necessary approval, as
you may be unscheduled if it is not received on time.
Failed courses: Failed courses may result in an out-of-pocket
expense. See your education office for further information on
how they handle TA for non-passing grades.
Payments
See specific branch information for information about pay-
ments.
You have the option of taking a break once your TA funding
runs out. However, if you would like to continue taking courses,
you can set up a Secondary Payment Option.
TA Specialist
You will also be assigned a TA specialist; their contact infor-
mation will be available to you in your Student Portal. They will
be responsible for invoicing, and can further assist you with TA.
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Tuition & Fees
Undergraduate
Graduate
Fees
Primary Payment Options
Financial Aid
Dependent Loan Amounts
Independent Loan Amounts
Graduate Loan Amounts
Cash
Tuition Reimbursement
Direct Bill
Corporate Full Tuition Grant
Military VA (Veterans Affairs)
Military TA (Tuition
Assistance)
Direct Bill (Voc Rehab)
Secondary Payment Option(s) Pell Grant
Cash
Tuition Reimbursement
Financial Aid
MyCAA
Funding Portal
Verification/Award Letter
Stipends
Resources
Direct Bill (Voc Rehab)
Veterans Vocational Rehabilitation (Ch. 31)
If you have been approved to use Veterans Voc. Rehab., you
will be assigned a Case Manager.
Application
You or your Case Manager must provide a 22-1905 approving
your use of Voc. Rehab benefits. Once we have that on file, you
will be certified for your courses that have been approved and
each class that is certified will be invoiced during the 4th week
of that class.
Contact: Your VA Coordinator will be your primary point of
contact at Ashford University.
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Tuition & Fees
Undergraduate
Graduate
Fees
Primary Payment Options
Financial Aid
Dependent Loan Amounts
Independent Loan Amounts
Graduate Loan Amounts
Cash
Tuition Reimbursement
Direct Bill
Corporate Full Tuition Grant
Military VA (Veterans Affairs)
Military TA (Tuition
Assistance)
Direct Bill (Voc Rehab)
Secondary Payment Option(s) Pell Grant
Cash
Tuition Reimbursement
Financial Aid
MyCAA
Funding Portal
Verification/Award Letter
Stipends
Resources
Pell Grant as a Secondary Payment Option
If you apply for the Federal Pell Grant (undergraduate students
only), you may be eligible to receive up to $5,920 for the
2017-2018 Award Year. This award is on a need basis and is not
guaranteed.
Please note that the Pell Grant may be subject to repayment if all
Pell Grant requirements are not met (60% of classes within the
academic period must be completed successfully.)
Students are now eligible for a maximum of 12 semesters of Pell
Grant (6 total years/600%).
If you choose Pell as a Secondary Payment Option, you will not
be applying for loans. However, you may apply for loans at any
time.
There are 5 initial required documents that you must complete
before financial aid is awarded. The documents may take ap-
proximately 2 hours to complete . You will have access to the
Funding Portal that will assist you in organizing the documents.
The list of documents include:
Institutional Application
Federal Student Aid ID
Entrance Loan Counseling- Required only if requesting loans
Master Promissory Note- Required only if requesting loans
Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA)
If you are only applying for the Pell Grant, you will say “NO” to
loans on the Institutional Financial Aid Application, and skip the
Entrance Loan Counseling and Master Promissory Note.
The funding from your Secondary Payment Option will be ap-
plied toward any costs not covered by your Primary Payment Op-
tion. For more details about how your payment options will
work, please contact the Financial Services department.
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Tuition & Fees
Undergraduate
Graduate
Fees
Primary Payment Options
Financial Aid
Dependent Loan Amounts
Independent Loan Amounts
Graduate Loan Amounts
Cash
Tuition Reimbursement
Direct Bill
Corporate Full Tuition Grant
Military VA (Veterans Affairs)
Military TA (Tuition
Assistance)
Direct Bill (Voc Rehab)
Secondary Payment Option(s)
Pell Grant
Cash
Tuition Reimbursement
Financial Aid
MyCAA
Funding Portal
Verification/Award Letter
Stipends
Resources
Cash as Secondary Payment Option
If you have selected cash as your secondary payment option,
you are required to pay 100% of any charges not covered by
your primary payment option.
For your convenience you can place a credit card on file and au-
thorize charges through your student portal or by contacting
the Financial Services department.
If your debit or credit card is declined, a declined payment fee
of $10 may be assessed. You should check with your bank to
see if they also charge fees for declined payments.
You may also send paper checks or money orders two weeks
prior to the start of each course to ensure payment is processed
in time.
We will send you an invoice for each course via email two
weeks prior to the start of that course.
Check your account details in the student portal to see your
payment history.
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FERPA
Tuition & Fees
Undergraduate
Graduate
Fees
Primary Payment Options
Financial Aid
Dependent Loan Amounts
Independent Loan Amounts
Graduate Loan Amounts
Cash
Tuition Reimbursement
Direct Bill
Corporate Full Tuition Grant
Military VA (Veterans Affairs)
Military TA (Tuition
Assistance)
Direct Bill (Voc Rehab)
Secondary Payment Option(s)
Pell Grant
Cash
Tuition Reimbursement
Financial Aid
MyCAA
Funding Portal
Verification/Award Letter
Stipends
Resources
Tuition Reimbursement as Secondary Payment
Option
If you select tuition reimbursement as your Secondary Payment
Option, this option will allow you to receive invoices prior to the
start of each class.
You should submit a Tuition Reimbursement Certification and
Authorization Form which is located in your student portal. This
is where you will agree to the terms and conditions of this pay-
ment option, place your credit card on file and authorize Ashford
University to charge this card according to the terms and condi-
tions of this payment option.
If your credit card is declined, additional fees may be applied to
your account. These fees are outlined in the Ashford University
Catalog.
You will be subject to all terms and conditions of this payment
option if there are charges remaining on your account after the
funds from your primary payment option have been exhausted.
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Tuition & Fees
Undergraduate
Graduate
Fees
Primary Payment Options
Financial Aid
Dependent Loan Amounts
Independent Loan Amounts
Graduate Loan Amounts
Cash
Tuition Reimbursement
Direct Bill
Corporate Full Tuition Grant
Military VA (Veterans Affairs)
Military TA (Tuition
Assistance)
Direct Bill (Voc Rehab)
Secondary Payment Option(s) Pell Grant
Cash
Tuition Reimbursement
Financial Aid
MyCAA
Funding Portal
Verification/Award Letter
Stipends
Resources
Financial Aid as a Secondary Payment Option
You have selected Financial Aid as your secondary payment
option. This option will allow you to receive financial aid in the
form of loans and grants, if eligible.
We recommend that you only borrow loans up to the amount
that you need in order to supplement your primary payment
option.
You also have the option of removing this payment option if you
determine you do not need it.
Please locate the appropriate financial aid section
(Undergraduate or Graduate) for more information on how to
apply.
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FERPA
Tuition & Fees
Undergraduate
Graduate
Fees
Primary Payment Options
Financial Aid
Dependent Loan Amounts
Independent Loan Amounts
Graduate Loan Amounts
Cash
Tuition Reimbursement
Direct Bill
Corporate Full Tuition Grant
Military VA (Veterans Affairs)
Military TA (Tuition
Assistance)
Direct Bill (Voc Rehab)
Secondary Payment Option(s) Pell Grant
Cash
Tuition Reimbursement
Financial Aid
MyCAA
Funding Portal
Verification/Award Letter
Stipends
Resources
MyCAA as a Secondary Payment Option
You have selected MyCAA as your secondary payment option.
This benefit is for a maximum of $2,000 per fiscal year and is
limited to $4,000. If your MyCAA funds are not used within 3
years from the start date of the first course for which funding
was requested, your funds will be forfeited. It can only be used
toward the completion of an Associate’s degree.
You must submit a voucher from MyCAA before the start of
each course. You must apply through the Military OneSource
online portal.
You will have a TA Specialist following up with you for more in-
formation, and can give you instructions on how to apply.
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below to learn more.
FERPA
Tuition & Fees
Undergraduate
Graduate
Fees
Primary Payment Options
Financial Aid
Dependent Loan Amounts
Independent Loan Amounts
Graduate Loan Amounts
Cash
Tuition Reimbursement
Direct Bill
Corporate Full Tuition Grant
Military VA (Veterans Affairs)
Military TA (Tuition
Assistance)
Direct Bill (Voc Rehab)
Secondary Payment Option(s) Pell Grant
Cash
Tuition Reimbursement
Financial Aid
MyCAA
Funding Portal
Verification/Award Letter
Stipends
Resources
Funding Portal
You will be receiving an email any time there are documents that
you need to complete. The email will direct you to the funding
portal, which will outline the document requirements.
These are the initial required documents:
Federal Student Aid ID (FSA ID)
Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA)
Understanding Your Financial Aid Offer Tool
Institutional Application
Entrance Loan Counseling
Direct Loan Master Promissory Note
Click on each document to learn more
Ashford University encourages all students to register for an
iontuition account through www.iontuition.com. iontuition is a
web-based tool provided by Ashford University to students at no
cost to help manage your loans through a single portal. iontui-
tion gives you easy access to your student loan information, im-
portant messages regarding your loans, access to personal budg-
eting software, as well as access to important financial literacy
topics. We recommend all students register immediately to gain
access to this valuable information.
Click on the underlined topics
below to learn more.
FERPA
Tuition & Fees
Undergraduate
Graduate
Fees
Primary Payment Options
Financial Aid
Dependent Loan Amounts
Independent Loan Amounts
Graduate Loan Amounts
Cash
Tuition Reimbursement
Direct Bill
Corporate Full Tuition Grant
Military VA (Veterans Affairs)
Military TA (Tuition
Assistance)
Direct Bill (Voc Rehab)
Secondary Payment Option(s) Pell Grant
Cash
Tuition Reimbursement
Financial Aid
MyCAA
Funding Portal
Verification/Award Letter
Stipends
Resources
Federal Student Aid ID (FSA ID)
The FSA ID will be used to complete your FAFSA, Direct Loan
Master Promissory Note (MPN) and your Entrance Loan Counsel-
ing.
Remember that you should never share your FSA ID with anyone,
including school officials.
To request an FSA ID:
Visit www.FAFSA.ed.gov. Select the FSA ID site located at the top
of the webpage to request FSA ID.
Forgot or lost your FSA ID? Visit https://fsaid.ed.gov/npas/
index.htm
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below to learn more.
FERPA
Tuition & Fees
Undergraduate
Graduate
Fees
Primary Payment Options
Financial Aid
Dependent Loan Amounts
Independent Loan Amounts
Graduate Loan Amounts
Cash
Tuition Reimbursement
Direct Bill
Corporate Full Tuition Grant
Military VA (Veterans Affairs)
Military TA (Tuition
Assistance)
Direct Bill (Voc Rehab)
Secondary Payment Option(s) Pell Grant
Cash
Tuition Reimbursement
Financial Aid
MyCAA
Funding Portal
Verification/Award Letter
Stipends
Resources Funding Portal Menu
Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA)
The FAFSA is required to apply for financial aid. You will need to
reapply for financial aid each year by completing a new FAFSA.
The FAFSA can be completed as early as January 1st each year.
You do need your tax information for the previous year to com-
plete your FAFSA.
You might have the option (depending on your filing status) to
link to the Internal Revenue Service (IRS). This will allow you to
safely transfer information into your FAFSA by using the IRS Data
Retrieval Tool.
Ashford University’s School code is 001881.
Once you complete the FAFSA you will receive an email titled,
“ACTION REQUIRED: Understanding your estimated financial aid
offer.” You are required to complete this exercise tool designed
to help you understand your estimated financial aid offer.
Please complete this tool within the next 1-2 days.
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FERPA
Tuition & Fees
Undergraduate
Graduate
Fees
Primary Payment Options
Financial Aid
Dependent Loan Amounts
Independent Loan Amounts
Graduate Loan Amounts
Cash
Tuition Reimbursement
Direct Bill
Corporate Full Tuition Grant
Military VA (Veterans Affairs)
Military TA (Tuition
Assistance)
Direct Bill (Voc Rehab)
Secondary Payment Option(s)
Pell Grant
Cash
Tuition Reimbursement
Financial Aid
MyCAA
Funding Portal
Verification/Award Letter
Stipends
Resources Funding Portal Menu
Understanding Your Financial Aid Offer Tool
This web-based tool is designed to present you with an
estimated financial aid offer and help you understand how
student debt may impact your future finances.
The goal of this tool is to ensure that our students are responsi-ble borrowers who are informed of the financial impact of taking on student debt as they make a decision to enroll at one of our institutions. Please review this information before signing your Master Promissory Note.
Please complete this tool within the next 1-2 days. It should take approximately 15 minutes to complete. If financial aid is your primary payment option, you must supply all required doc-uments by 11:59 pm in the Pacific Time Zone on Monday of your first week of class.
Please note that the values displayed in this tool
are estimates only and are subject to change depending on your
eligibility.
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Tuition & Fees
Undergraduate
Graduate
Fees
Primary Payment Options
Financial Aid
Dependent Loan Amounts
Independent Loan Amounts
Graduate Loan Amounts
Cash
Tuition Reimbursement
Direct Bill
Corporate Full Tuition Grant
Military VA (Veterans Affairs)
Military TA (Tuition
Assistance)
Direct Bill (Voc Rehab)
Secondary Payment Option(s) Pell Grant
Cash
Tuition Reimbursement
Financial Aid
MyCAA
Funding Portal
Verification/Award Letter
Stipends
Resources Funding Portal Menu
Ashford University Institutional Financial Aid
Application
In the institutional financial aid application you will input the
amount of Federal Student Aid you would like to receive (based
on eligibility).
You will need to list any other sources of aid that you will be re-
ceiving that will be applied toward your school related expenses.
Please be sure to list the Branch of Service in the space available.
Option 1: You have the option to only borrow what is needed for
institutional costs (tuition and fees) by selecting this option.
Option 2: You have the option to request the maximum amount
of funding that you are eligible for by selecting the box indi-
cating this option. You always reserve the right to decline all or a
portion of your loan.
Option 3: If you would like to request a specific amount, you can
use the charts within the Institutional Financial Aid Application
to help you determine the amount you would like to borrow.
Option 4: If you would like to decline loans, you may select this
last option. The PELL grant is never guaranteed. If you choose
this option, be sure that you have a primary payment option oth-
er than Financial Aid.
Remember that Ashford University encourages responsible bor-rowing. We advise that you only request a loan amount needed to cover your actual cost of tuition, fees, and school expenses, such as living expenses and books.
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Tuition & Fees
Undergraduate
Graduate
Fees
Primary Payment Options
Financial Aid
Dependent Loan Amounts
Independent Loan Amounts
Graduate Loan Amounts
Cash
Tuition Reimbursement
Direct Bill
Corporate Full Tuition Grant
Military VA (Veterans Affairs)
Military TA (Tuition
Assistance)
Direct Bill (Voc Rehab)
Secondary Payment Option(s) Pell Grant
Cash
Tuition Reimbursement
Financial Aid
MyCAA
Funding Portal
Verification/Award Letter
Stipends
Resources Funding Portal Menu
Entrance Loan Counseling
You will need to complete the Entrance Loan Counseling only if
you are requesting loans.
The Entrance Loan Counseling application basically covers how
federal education loans work and your responsibilities when bor-
rowing a Direct Loan.
You can complete this task by logging into
www.studentloans.gov.
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Tuition & Fees
Undergraduate
Graduate
Fees
Primary Payment Options
Financial Aid
Dependent Loan Amounts
Independent Loan Amounts
Graduate Loan Amounts
Cash
Tuition Reimbursement
Direct Bill
Corporate Full Tuition Grant
Military VA (Veterans Affairs)
Military TA (Tuition
Assistance)
Direct Bill (Voc Rehab)
Secondary Payment Option(s)
Pell Grant
Cash
Tuition Reimbursement
Financial Aid
MyCAA
Funding Portal
Verification/Award Letter
Stipends
Resources Funding Portal Menu
Direct Loan Master Promissory Note
You will need to complete the Master Promissory Note only if
you are requesting loans.
This is your agreement with Direct Loans promising to repay any
federal education loans borrowed and will also cover your re-
payment options.
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Tuition & Fees
Undergraduate
Graduate
Fees
Primary Payment Options
Financial Aid
Dependent Loan Amounts
Independent Loan Amounts
Graduate Loan Amounts
Cash
Tuition Reimbursement
Direct Bill
Corporate Full Tuition Grant
Military VA (Veterans Affairs)
Military TA (Tuition
Assistance)
Direct Bill (Voc Rehab)
Secondary Payment Option(s) Pell Grant
Cash
Tuition Reimbursement
Financial Aid
MyCAA
Funding Portal
Verification/Award Letter
Stipends
Resources Funding Portal Menu
iontuition™ (Optional)
Ashford University encourages all students to register for an
iontuition account through www.iontuition.com. iontuition is a
Web-based tool provided by Ashford University to students at
no cost to help manage your loans through a single portal.
iontuition gives you easy access to the student loan information,
important messages regarding your loans, access to personal
budgeting software, and access to important financial literacy
topics. We recommend that you register immediately if you have
not done so already to gain access to this valuable information.
Click on the underlined topics
below to learn more.
FERPA
Tuition & Fees
Undergraduate
Graduate
Fees
Primary Payment Options
Financial Aid
Dependent Loan Amounts
Independent Loan Amounts
Graduate Loan Amounts
Cash
Tuition Reimbursement
Direct Bill
Corporate Full Tuition Grant
Military VA (Veterans Affairs)
Military TA (Tuition
Assistance)
Direct Bill (Voc Rehab)
Secondary Payment Option(s)
Pell Grant
Cash
Tuition Reimbursement
Financial Aid
MyCAA
Funding Portal
Verification/Award Letter
Stipends
Resources Funding Portal Menu
Verification
There is a possibility that additional documents may be request-
ed of you. If anything else is needed, you will receive an email
from Ashford University outlining the documents you will need
to complete the process.
Avoid delays in your financial aid processing by completing any
documents requested of you right away.
Award Letter
After you have submitted all required documentation it take a few weeks for us to process your financial aid after your docu-ments are complete. Once this process is complete, we will send you and email titled, “Your Financial Aid Package is Ready”. The award letter will give you an idea of how much you will be receiving in loans and grants.
Remember that Ashford University encourages responsible bor-rowing. We advise that you only request a loan amount needed to cover your actual cost of tuition, fees, and school expenses, such as living expenses and books.
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FERPA
Tuition & Fees
Undergraduate
Graduate
Fees
Primary Payment Options
Financial Aid
Dependent Loan Amounts
Independent Loan Amounts
Graduate Loan Amounts
Cash
Tuition Reimbursement
Direct Bill
Corporate Full Tuition Grant
Military VA (Veterans Affairs)
Military TA (Tuition
Assistance)
Direct Bill (Voc Rehab)
Secondary Payment Option(s) Pell Grant
Cash
Tuition Reimbursement
Financial Aid
MyCAA
Funding Portal
Verification/Award Letter
Stipends
Resources
Stipends
Stipend checks are distributed through our partner, Tuition Man-
agement Solutions (TMS).
You have the option to receive your stipend through direct de-
posit or by receiving a paper check.
If you choose a paper check, the check will come from TMS and
will be delivered to the address we have on file for you.
If you sign up for direct deposit, please wait until you receive an
email invitation from TMS toward the end of your first class. It
can take up to three business days to verify your routing and ac-
count information.
If you are eligible for a stipend, it will be delivered directly to
your bank soon after appearing in your account information sec-
tion of the Student Portal.
If your account is not verified before your stipend is issued, a pa-
per check will be mailed to the address we have on file for you.
This is also the default method if you do not choose an option.
If you wish to change your option at a later date, you can use the
link within your Student Portal.
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Tuition & Fees
Undergraduate
Graduate
Fees
Primary Payment Options
Financial Aid
Dependent Loan Amounts
Independent Loan Amounts
Graduate Loan Amounts
Cash
Tuition Reimbursement
Direct Bill
Corporate Full Tuition Grant
Military VA (Veterans Affairs)
Military TA (Tuition
Assistance)
Direct Bill (Voc Rehab)
Secondary Payment Option(s)
Pell Grant
Cash
Tuition Reimbursement
Financial Aid
MyCAA
Funding Portal
Verification/Award Letter
Stipends
Resources
Resources
Catalog
www.ashford.edu/catalog
Funding Portal
Student Portal >My Finances Tab >Funding Portal
Entrance Loan Counseling & Master Promissory Note
www.studentloans.gov
FAFSA
http://www.fafsa.ed.gov
Federal Student Aid ID (FSA ID)
https://fsaid.ed.gov/npas/index.htm
Student Portal
https://student.ashford.edu/student
Payments
Student Loan History
http://www.nslds.ed.gov
Ashford University Catalog – FTG Policy
http://www.ashford.edu/catalog-financial-
information.htm#catalog12976
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Fees
Primary Payment Options
Financial Aid
Dependent Loan Amounts
Independent Loan Amounts
Graduate Loan Amounts
Cash
Tuition Reimbursement
Direct Bill
Corporate Full Tuition Grant
Military VA (Veterans Affairs)
Military TA (Tuition
Assistance)
Direct Bill (Voc Rehab)
Secondary Payment Option(s)
Pell Grant
Cash
Tuition Reimbursement
Financial Aid
MyCAA
Funding Portal
Verification/Award Letter
Stipends
Resources
Resources
FA Tracker (Mobile App)
Access your Student Profile in the Ashford University mobile app
to check the status of your financial aid. You can do this by
touching “My Finances,” “FA Status,” then touch the event for
notification information for more information.
Iontuition
iontuition is a web-based tool provided by Ashford University to
students at no cost to help manage your loans through a single
portal. Students can register for an iontuition account through
www.iontuition.com.
Net Price Calculator
The Net Price Calculator is designed for full-time undergraduate
students who are seeking their first degree. It will give you a
clear estimate of how much it costs to graduate from Ashford
University.
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Tuition & Fees
Undergraduate
Graduate
Fees
Primary Payment Options
Financial Aid
Dependent Loan Amounts
Independent Loan Amounts
Graduate Loan Amounts
Cash
Tuition Reimbursement
Direct Bill
Full Tuition Grant
Military VA (Veterans Affairs)
Military TA (Tuition
Assistance)
Direct Bill (Voc Rehab)
Secondary Payment Option(s) Pell Grant
Cash
Tuition Reimbursement
Financial Aid
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