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You’ve determined your educational costs. On the next few screens, you’ll begin deciding how to cover those costs from the funding options below in order to complete your plan and get your Shopping Sheet.
Explore military-related and other resources you don’t have to pay back:
Consider what you can put toward your education:
Help cover remaining education costs with federal student loans:
You've determined your educational costs. Now you’ll begin deciding how to cover those costs from these funding options:
Explore resources you don't have to pay back:
Help cover remaining education costs with Federal student loans:
Each column below represents an academic year. Total annual tuition expenses for your degree program appear on top. As you explore the funding options in the next few pages, the amounts you enter will begin to fill these columns.
NOTE: The ratio of funding that will appear in these columns will not be proportionate to what you see in your final results.
Congratulations! You successfully created a fully funded Financial Plan based on your estimated educational expenses.Please review your Financial Plan and Shopping Sheet to see all the details. You’ll be able to download it for reference.Congratulations! You successfully created a fully funded Financial Plan based on your estimated educational expenses.Please review your Financial Plan and Shopping Sheet to see all the details. You’ll be able to download it for reference.
Please review your Financial Plan and Shopping Sheet to see the details of your unfunded costs. You'll be able to download them for reference.Please review your Financial Plan and Shopping Sheet to see the details of your unfunded costs. You'll be able to download them for reference.
Based on the information you entered, your funding may exceed your educational costs across all academic years. We encourage you to contact a University Enrollment Advisor to discuss your Financial Plan.Please review your Financial Plan and Shopping Sheet so you can see the details of your overfunding. You’ll be able to download them for reference.Based on the information you entered, your funding may exceed your educational costs across all academic years. We encourage you to contact a University Enrollment Advisor to discuss your Financial Plan.Please review your Financial Plan and Shopping Sheet so you can see the details of your overfunding. You’ll be able to download them for reference.
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Congratulations! You successfully created a fully funded Financial Plan and Shopping Sheet based on your estimated educational expenses.
Please review the documents to see all the details. You’ll be able to download them for reference.
Based on the information you entered, your funding may exceed your educational costs across all academic years. We encourage you to contact a Military Division Enrollment Representative to discuss your Financial Plan.
Please review your Financial Plan and Shopping Sheet so you can see the details of your funding. You’ll be able to download the documents for reference.
Based on the information you entered thus far, you may be fully funded in one or more academic years but unfunded in others. To help you cover these unfunded years, there are additional ways to secure funding that you don’t have to repay.
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Based on the information you entered thus far, you may be overfunded in one or more academic years but unfunded in others. To help you cover these unfunded years, there are additional ways to secure funding that you don’t have to repay.
Based on the information you entered thus far, you may be unfunded across all academic years. To help you cover these unfunded years, there are additional ways to secure funding that you don’t have to repay.
Based on the information provided, you may be eligible for the Federal Pell Grant. We estimate that you may receive up to $0 in Federal Pell Grant funds for your entire program, reducing your net price to $0.
The Pell Grant provides funds as you successfully complete your program that you don’t have to pay back. If eligible, you must apply each year to receive Pell funds. Even though your Pell Grant amount may vary from year to year, the estimation below does not change your Pell Grant amount from year to year.
Based on the information provided, you are not eligible for the Federal Pell Grant. There may be other resources to help pay for your education that don’t require repayment.
Based on the $0 you can pay per month, we estimate you will contribute $0 to your program.
Move the bar to see how paying each month changes your overall financial plan.
Based on the information provided, we project $0 in Federal Direct Unsubsidized Loans will not cover your remaining educational expenses. Generally, repayment begins six months after you stop attending the University.
Move the bar to see how reducing your total federal loan funds also reduces your loan payments each month. Your monthly payments must be at least $50.
Based on the information you provided, your funding may not cover $0 of your educational costs. Unfunded costs represent the estimated difference between the costs of going to school and all of your available resources to cover those costs. Consider contributing your own funds or increasing your amount, adjusting indirect expenses, checking into employer educational benefits or looking into scholarship opportunities.
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Moving your cursor over the image above will show you details of your funding breakdown to this point.
There may be more resources to help pay for your education that don’t require repayment. Continue to the next step to keep building your financial plan.
These estimates do not represent a final determination, or actual award, of financial assistance or a final net price. Price of attendance and financial aid availability change year to year. Not all students receive financial aid. In the period of July-June 2012-2013, 86 percent of our fall cohort (August to October) full-time students enrolling for college for the first time received Pell Grant funding. Students may also be eligible for student loans and other aid not included in this percentage. Students must complete the FAFSA® to determine their eligibility for federal financial aid. For more information on applying for federal student aid, go to www.fafsa.ed.gov.
The federal student loan program allows you to choose from a designated repayment plan to meet your needs. To learn more, visit the Federal Student Aid website.
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This is the estimated amount borrowed, excluding interest. Maximum loan eligibility can vary year to year by grade level.
This is the dollar amount you’ll pay that accrues on the outstanding principal balance. We assume all loans in this calculation are unsubsidized, this means interest accrues while you’re in school. This total assumes interest is paid while in school.
This payment is based on principal only. The federal student loan program allows you to choose from a designated repayment plan to meet your needs. To learn more, visit the Federal Student Aid website.
This is the estimated amount borrowed, excluding interest.
This is the dollar amount you’ll pay that accrues on the outstanding principal balance. Interest accrues while you’re in school. This amount assumes interest is paid while in school.
In addition to the tuition discount, you can save even more money if your employer () helps pay for your education
Consider employer tuition benefits to help reduce your unfunded costs. Your employer may help you pay for your education. If you’re unsure about your tuition reduction eligibility, please speak with your employer.
A scholarship or grant is awarded to help you pay the cost of education and typically does not require repayment. You can obtain a scholarship or grant by meeting the criteria, applying and becoming the successful recipient. Explore scholarship and grant information online by visiting the Center for Scholarship Excellence.
If you are active duty, a member of the Reserve or a member of the National Guard, you may eligible for military tuition assistance. If you are a veteran, or spouse or dependent with veteran's education entitlement, you may be eligible for education assistance from the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs. Contact the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs to determine your eligibility.
Your family, friends or an organization may help pay for your education by providing monetary gifts.
You may be eligible to receive a Federal Pell Grant, which is educational funding that doesn’t have to be repaid and helps make college more affordable. Financial aid eligibility is, in part, determined by your dependency status. Answering the questions below will help identify whether you have dependent or independent status.
GI Bill® is a registered trademark of the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA). More information about education benefits offered by VA is available at the official U.S. government Web site at www.benefits.va.gov/gibill.
For more information about each of these programs, including on-time completion rates, the median debt incurred by students who completed the program and other important information, please visit phoenix.edu/programs/gainful-employment.html.
As you advance through the Financial Plan tool, the tuition and expenses estimates will update here automatically.
Net price is the dollar amount that must be paid after subtracting financial assistance from cost of attendance. Use net price to determine how much your education will cost and how to budget for it.
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Note about Estimated Tuition Cost: If you chose any courses with a start date of , or later, the new tuition rates for those courses are reflected in your total estimated tuition cost for your program.
Save your Financial Plan information through our Phoenix Prep Center. You’ll be taken to a new page to create an account with an email address and password.