Financial Aid

Financial Aid

K-State is committed to helping you navigate the financial aid process and connecting you to the resources that will help you accomplish your educational goals. Top-notch faculty, a wide range of academic programs and the degree you want are all within your reach!

In addition to scholarships, you may be eligible to receive federal, military or employer financial aid to help pay for school.

 

 

Complete the FAFSA

All students can complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid as early as Oct. 1, and should before the K-State priority date of Dec. 1. K-State's federal school code is 001928.

 

Types of Aid

 

Scholarships

A scholarship is financial aid that does not need to be repaid and is awarded to students based on merit.

Grants

Grants are a type of financial aid that does not have to be repaid. Offered by the federal and state government, as well as by some institutions, grants may be merit-based or need-based.

Federal Work Study

In this program students to work part-time on the K-State campus to earn money for personal and educational expenses. The funding for theses positions is subsidized by federal work-study funds and is offered to students who demonstrate an exceptional amount of financial need.

Loans

A loan is a form of financial aid that needs to be repaid. There are several types of loans with different terms, conditions, and interest rates.

Military and Veterans Benefits

Kansas State University participates in a variety of benefits programs for military members, veterans, and their dependents at the local, state, and federal level. Our dedicated staff can provide information and guidance on education benefit programs, the application process for obtaining educational benefits, and the certification process for using these benefits.

Emergency Financial Aid

Despite maximizing the impact of their available financial aid, from time to time, students may encounter unanticipated financial hardship, making it difficult for a student to make academic progress. Kansas State University has a variety of resources to assist in these difficult situations, ensuring students can continue their academic success despite them.

 

Managing your aid

Once you've received aid and accepted your awards, managing your aid is an additional important step in the process.

 

 

Contact Us

Cindy Newell
Assistant Director of Financial Aid
785-826-2638
Office Hours
Mon-Fri: 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. CST