The Ashland University Net Price Calculator will help you estimate your out-of-pocket costs as well as provide an estimate of financial aid for your upcoming year. First-year and transfer students can be financially prepared to begin your college education.
First-year students will need your high school GPA and your ACT score. Transfer students will need their cumulative college GPA and college credit hours accrued.
Please note that this is an estimate; its result is formulated from the information provided. You will receive an official offer once your FAFSA and all required documentation are received.
Ashland University offers a broad range of scholarships to recognize achievement in academics, athletics, the arts and other areas. Students may also benefit from grants or scholarships received from outside, private sources.
Federal and State grants and loans are other types of aid you could be eligible for if you meet academic, income or other requirements based on the FAFSA.
On-campus and off-campus student employment can also help students pay for their education while obtaining valuable experiences and skills for the future.
Let us guide you to an education within your reach
Paying for college can be challenging, but when you choose Ashland University, you choose a team that works on your behalf every step of the way.
Check your eligibility for a variety of scholarships
We offer scholarships for accomplishments across a wide range of areas. There are countless opportunities that can cover a significant portion of your cost from academic scholarships to music, art, theater, and athletic scholarships. While you will want to apply for any scholarships that are available in your local area, Ashland University offers merit and need-based scholarships to assist towards your educational costs. Make sure you contact your major department to inquire about additional funding opportunities. We encourage you to apply for admission early as all financial aid administered by Ashland University is offered annually on a first-come, first-served basis. Priority is given to students who have submitted a Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA).
Financial aid and scholarships to help you
At Ashland University, you have a team of experienced financial aid counselors working on your behalf. Ninety-eight percent of AU students receive financial aid through a variety of sources.
We offer scholarships for accomplishments for a variety of areas. There are countless opportunities that can cover a significant portion of your cost from academic scholarships to music, art, theater, and athletic scholarships. While you will want to apply for any scholarships that are available in your local area, Ashland University offers merit and need-based scholarships to assist towards your educational costs. Make sure you contact your major department to inquire about additional funding opportunities.
All financial aid administered by Ashland University is offered annually on a first-come, first-served basis, and you need to reapply each year. Priority is given to students who have submitted a Free Application for Federal Student Aid(FAFSA) by the March 15 priority date.
Helping graduate students pay for college
Ashland University has several scholarships available to graduate students. Additionally, graduate students may have the option to borrow Federal Direct Student Loans or Private Educational Loans to help pay for their educational costs. You must submit the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) annually to be considered for Federal Direct Student Loans and student employment.
Visit the Federal Student Aid Repayment Estimator to calculate loan payments and choose a loan repayment option that best meets your needs.
