First, submit the relevant scholarship application—either during admission or post-enrollment—based on the announced timeline from the scholarship office. Applications typically require a personal statement, academic record, financial documentation, and any supporting references. The financial aid committee reviews the applications, assigning awards on merit and need. International students are also eligible if they meet financial eligibility and academic standards. Awards are disbursed at the start of each semester upon maintaining academic progress.

While Alexandria University doesn’t directly offer loans, it provides interest-free loans through university-managed student funds. Students can apply via the bursar’s office and repay over a specified period after graduation. The university also supports part-time work-study through on-campus roles—such as library assistances, lab support positions, and student-research assistant roles. Each faculty maintains a list of available opportunities, and students access them via the Career Services or Student Affairs offices.