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Financial Aid is a cooperative venture involving both the student and the school. It is expected that a faithful effort on the part of the student and the institution will be made to acquire financial resources.

 

Payne makes every effort to meet the financial needs of its students. Financial need is defined in the U.S. Department of Education Federal Student Aid Regulations (The Blue Book) as the difference between the total cost of attending Payne and the total resources available to the student. The available assistance is directed primarily to the costs of housing, tuition and fees. ALL STUDENTS ARRIVING ON CAMPUS SHOULD EXPECT TO PAY FOR THEIR OWN TEXTBOOKS.

 

The Financial Aid Program at Payne is based on three areas of support. All three areas are utilized to provide the maximum possible assistance for the student based on demonstrated financial need.