Financial Aid
FAFSA Overview
Obtaining a college degree is one of the most significant single investments you will make, and we firmly believe that you’ll be pleased with your Hodges University investment.
Hodges University’s Office of Student Financial Services has dedicated specialists to help you with educational expense options such as financial aid, student accounts, and textbook solution assistance. Your Financial Aid Specialist can provide support with financing your education when personal and family resources are not enough.
Invest in your educational future and fill out the FAFSA application today. Hodges University FAFSA code is 030375.
Hodges University FAFSA code is 030375.
Hodges FAFSA Guidlines Apply for FAFSA
Steps to Apply for Financial Aid
1. Complete the FAFSA
Completing the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) is the first step toward getting federal aid for college. Completing and submitting the FAFSA is free and quick, and it gives you access to the largest source of financial assistance to pay for college. It can also determine your eligibility for state and school aid. Hodges’ FAFSA code is 030375.
2. Work with a counselor
At Hodges University, financial aid counselors can help you understand your options for paying for college and guide you through the process of applying for the different types of financial aid available.
3. Explore grants, scholarships, loans, and work-study options
Grants and scholarships are awarded based on both need and merit and are virtually free money for students who meet eligibility requirements. Unlike grants, loans are funds borrowed by students and/or their parents and must be repaid-with interest. Work-study programs allow students to take on part-time jobs while they are enrolled at Hodges University.
4. Access your award letter
Your Award Letter tells you which financial aid programs you can receive for your education at Hodges University. The letter includes the types and amounts of financial aid you may receive from federal, state, and school sources.
5. Professional Judgment (PJ)
Professional Judgment refers to the authority of a school's financial aid administrator to adjust elements on a case-by-case basis with adequate documentation on the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA®) form. If you feel you may qualify for a professional judgment review, please click here.
