Students can apply through the university’s online financial aid portal or submit required documents, including the FAFSA (for U.S. students) or proof of financial capability (for international students). Applications should include income statements, tax records, and other relevant documents. Deadlines vary by program, so early submission increases the likelihood of receiving aid. The financial aid office also provides guidance on loans, grants, and work-study options.

Yes, international students are eligible for merit-based scholarships and some need-based support. Awards may consider academic records, standardized test scores, leadership achievements, and community involvement. International students must provide academic transcripts and evidence of English proficiency to be considered. Scholarship opportunities are communicated during the admissions process, and students are encouraged to apply early to maximize funding options.