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Undergraduate Financial Aid

Did You Know?

North Greenville University graduates, on average, have less student loan debt than the national average. We are committed to helping students invest towards earning a degree from North Greenville University that will equip them for the calling God has placed on their life. North Greenville University annually awards over thirty million dollars in financial aid, with 90% of our students receiving some assistance.

Students from all economic backgrounds make up the NGU community. To get a better idea of your potential financial aid offers, click the link below to see a handful of financial aid offers based on “real-life” examples. The NGU financial aid team prepares financial aid offers on an individual basis with the goal of maximizing potential financial aid from all sources.

Example Aid Offers

Competitive Scholarships

We offer significant scholarship opportunities to high-achieving students.
Learn About Criteria

Academic Scholarships

Academic scholarships are available to first-time and transfer students.
Find Opportunities

Teaching Fellows

Fellowships for high school seniors exhibiting high academic achievement and a desire to teach in South Carolina.
Learn More

Work Study

Work on campus. Earn money. Gain experience.
Get Started

State & Federal Grants

Various aid opportunities exist through state and federal programs.
Explore Resources

Student Loans

Loans can supplement your aid offer. They must be paid back.
See Options

Other Undergraduate Scholarships

Certain majors, activities, or events may qualify you. 
Find Scholarships

Private Scholarship Finders

How to Apply

Applying for financial aid at North Greenville University is easy. To begin, submit the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA).

When completing the FAFSA, please enter NGU’s school code 003441.  Please select “LINK TO IRS” when submitting the tax information for both the student and contributor.  This will automatically enter the tax information from the IRS.

Steps for the FAFSA
Apply for the FAFSA

For SC Residents- In order to receive the S.C. Tuition Grant, your FAFSA must be received by the U.S. Department of Education no later than August 1 each year.

  • New Students: Once your financial aid offer is complete, you will receive an email. Please set up your MyFinAid account to view your offer and accept your aid.
  • Current Students: Once your financial aid offer is complete, you will receive an email. Login to your MyFinAid account to view your offer and accept or decline your aid.

MyFinAid Portal

North Greenville University students are required to “accept” or “decline” their financial aid offer. Students will use the MyFinAid Portal to view their financial aid information and interact with the NGU Financial Aid Office. Students will also have the ability to change loan amounts through this portal and view/obtain missing documents.

The NGU Financial Aid Office will be notified of your response electronically. Please submit any missing documents that are needed to complete your file. If you have any questions or you experience technical issues, please contact the NGU Financial Aid Office.

Cost of Attendance

Looking for detailed information on tuition, fees, and other expenses for undergraduates attending North Greenville University?

The cost of your NGU education will vary, depending on where you start and where you’re headed. Use our net price calculator to get a better estimate of financial aid and out-of-pocket expenses. 

Tuition and Fees
Net Price Calculator

General Disclosures

A student must file a free application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) to receive any federal aid.
Federal workstudy will be paid once a month. All other federal aid shall be disbursed once a semester.

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