Available options include a variety of federal grants and federal, state, and private lending programs, including military financial aid. Kaplan University can help you find the financial solution that is right for you.

Applying for financial aid should not be a complicated and worrisome process. You deserve the simplest and best possible plan to finance your education. As an accredited learning institution, Kaplan University allows qualified students to receive Title IV federal financial aid for any of our degree programs.†  In addition, we can help determine if you are eligible for state and federal grants, including Pell Grants and the Supplemental Education Opportunity Grant (SEOG), and federal loans, including Stafford loans, Direct PLUS, Sallie Mae, and Key Bank Alternative loan programs. Learn more about federal grants, Stafford loans, and PLUS loans.

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Military Personnel and Veterans

At Kaplan University we believe in the potential of our military in the classroom and in their careers; we are committed to helping them achieve that potential. Special tuition rates for active-duty military personnel and veterans are designed so that military benefits, such as tuition assistance and the Montgomery GI Bill, may cover much, if not all, of the cost of a Kaplan University education. Discounts for spouses of active-duty military are also available.

Employer Reimbursement

For more information on employer reimbursement, check with your human resources department.

Non-U.S. Citizens

Aid from your home country
Contact the cultural section of your country’s embassy or ministry of education to inquire about potential financial aid options and their requirements.

Aid from the U.S. government
The majority of U.S. government financial assistance is not offered to international students. The U.S. government does provide aid to students from specific countries—you can get more information from your embassy or the U.S. State Department.

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* Financial aid is available to those who qualify.
† Eligibility is based on U.S. Department of Education criteria and is determined from data submitted on the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA).