Bellevue University

How to Pay for College

We make earning your degree affordable.

At Bellevue University, we believe education can change your future. That's why we're dedicated to helping you make your degree as affordable and accessible as possible: so you can focus on moving forward toward your goals.

Your degree is more affordable than you think. We are already one of the most affordable private universities in the region—which helps you save on tuition costs. You also have many options available to help pay for college—from employer assistance to federal aid to private loans and more—and we are ready to help you through your decision-making and financial aid process.

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Schedule an appointment with an Admissions Counselor now—we're here to help you explore your financial options, as well as answer any other questions you may have.

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Ways to Fund Your Education

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Federal Financial Aid

You may already qualify for federal aid such as grants, work-study funds, and loans to help you pay for college. You can apply for this aid using the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA).

Learn How to Complete Your FAFSA

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Military Aid and Benefits

Members of the armed services, veterans, and their family members may be eligible for tuition assistance through service-related grants, scholarships, and loans to help cover the cost of their tuition.

Explore Military Aid and Benefits

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Cash or Private Loans

You can always cover any remaining tuition costs with cash, private loans—which must be paid back—and/or other methods of personal financing.

Learn How to Pay Your Out-of-Pocket

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Tuition Assistance Benefits

Bellevue University partners with over 75 organizations to offer career-advancing education at affordable tuition rates. Also, some employers offer tuition reimbursement to help cover the cost of your degree.

See If Your Employer Partners with Us

Apply for Employer Tuition Reimbursement

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Scholarships and Grants

We offer scholarships to both incoming and returning students who have financial need. These scholarships will help lower your tuition costs and, unlike loans, do not need to be paid back.

Explore Bellevue University Scholarships

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Transfer Credits

Get credit for the education and experience you already have. Transfer previous college credits and other applicable experience toward your degree with us to save on tuition costs and avoid repeating classes.

See If Your Credits Transfer

Cost-Effective Ways to Pay for College

Amid all the concerns and obligations that come with your already-busy lifestyle, the idea of putting money toward a degree can be daunting. Take a deep breath—there are multiple ways to make it more affordable than you might think. From understanding the true cost of college to exploring financial aid options and alternative sources of funding, we've got you covered in this helpful guide.

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