What is Financial Aid?
 School
Code: 00666600
Financial Aid is any source of funds that
a student receives to pay educational expenses including grants,
scholarships, loans, work-study, and employment benefits.
Grants are generally need-based funds, which do not have to be repaid.
Scholarships are generally performance or achievement based funds.
These funds may be need or non-need based and do not usually have
to be repaid.
Loan funds may be need or non-need based. These funds must be repaid
according to the condition of the loan.
Work funds are funds that you work to earn. You may be required
maintain employment for a specific amount of time after receiving
funds. Examples of these funds are work-study and company based
tuition payment or reimbursement plans.
FEDERAL STUDENT RIGHT TO KNOW AND CAMPUS SECURITY ACT
Relevant amendments require Lutheran School of Nursing to provide information about campus safety policies and procedures along with statistics concerning the occurrence of certain crimes on campus. For more details about the Consumer Information Report, log onto: http://ope.ed.gov/SECURITY/index.asp and enter 00666600 for the OPE ID of the institution. A copy may also be requested from the school.
|
